Inside an Abandoned NYC Gilded-Age Mansion | Landmarked Ep 1

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Inside a $49,500,000 NYC Gilded-Age Manhattan Mansion | NYC Landmarked. Welcome to my NEW series Landmarked where I take you inside the most expensive and the most unique iconic old world new york city apartments, penthouses and mansions. Follow for more!

Listed by:
Patricia Vance and Sandra Ripert at Douglas Elliman
9 W 54th St, Midtown West, New York, NY 10019
$49,500,000 - 11Beds - 10Baths - 24,000 sq ft
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Presenting a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the discerning residential buyer to own a rare, exquisite landmark home in the heart of NYC; or for the commercial owner to house their business for various uses (as an office, gallery, retail space, embassy, private club, etc.) in an extraordinary space! Built in 1896 for James J. Goodwin, the cousin and business partner of JP Morgan, the magnificent 24,000 sq ft mansion at 9 West 54th Street, located just off prized 5th Avenue, sits on a generous 100.42' lot and boasts a 50'-wide footprint.

This distinctive building most recently served as the headquarters of the US Trust Company. The historic treasure was designed as a stately double house (#s 9 and 11) by the era's preeminent architectural firm McKim, Mead and White, also responsible for conceiving many other iconic buildings in the city like the University Club and NY Public Library. The architecturally stunning neo-Georgian limestone and brick masterpiece is brimming with spectacular period details throughout its multiple gracious stories. Enriching the awe-inspiring ambience are 12 fireplaces, incredible hand-crafted woodwork and millwork, beautiful columns and wood floors, intricate stained glass, 11 primary bedroom suites, and 11 additional staff bedrooms.

A grand main level introduces the elegance with a handsome wood-paneled entry gallery, plus presents a splendid library, reception room, and 3 other large versatile rooms. Two majestic staircases illuminated by original skylights above ascend to the amazing parlor floor marked by voluminous 13'8" ceilings. Here you'll find 2 impressive, oversized rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, 5 Juliet balconies with tree-lined street views of the MoMA sculpture garden, a regal library, octagonal wood-clad dining room with adjoining butler's pantry, and sun-filled glass conservatory overlooking the lovely garden. Levels three, four and five extend the flexibility with a total of 14 oversized rooms and phenomenal storage. A windowed English basement with French doors to the landscaped garden, and garden level with 2 front exterior entrances heighten the allure. There truly is no other opportunity like this, to personalize an impressive property and cherished piece of NY history to suit your unique needs. Best of all is the coveted address near Manhattan's finest attractions including Central Park, luxury hotels, Billionaires' Row, world-class shopping and fine dining.

Chapters
0:00 - Why Do We Destroy Old World Buildings?
1:30 - Exterior / History
3:15 - Grand Entry
4:59 - Side Entry
6:08 - Occult Symbolism in Old Homes
8:17 - Second Floor
13:10 Vault Room
14:25 - Third Floor
16:10 - Why Do We pay Taxes?
17:25 - Fourth Floor
20:19 - Fifth Floor
21:15 - Balcony
23:14 - Someone broke in
26:10 - Lights Fixed / Lower Levels

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