4-bedroom apartment for rent in Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

A Full-Floor-and-a-Half of Gilded Age Manhattan, Off Fifth Avenue

Two levels, four bedrooms, four marble baths and your own terrace inside the 25-foot-wide 1895 Kellogg mansion, half a block from the Met.

THE RESIDENCE

- Duplex across the second and third floors of a five-story townhouse, roughly 7 rooms in all - Parlor-floor great room with 12'9" ceilings, full wood paneling and an original coffered ceiling, entered through a pair of French doors - The 1928 Blumgarten stained glass window anchors the room, its colored roundels inscribed "The vintage of wisdom is to know that rest is rust" - Chef's kitchen designed in Europe: marble slab backsplash, stainless appliances, breakfast nook, and a door straight out to your private terrace - Primary suite on the main level with a bathroom built like a hotel spa: floor-to-ceiling marble, freestanding sculptural tub, open walk-in shower, brushed gold fittings, radiant heat underfoot, Toto washlet and custom lighting - Second bedroom on the main level faces south and has its own full bath - Third floor laid in wide plank herringbone oak with two more bedrooms, two more full baths and a large media room that works equally well as a home office, gym or playroom - Washer and dryer in the residence - Four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, no shared walls, no one above your terrace

THE BUILDING

- Built in 1895 by architect Henry Andersen for developer Daniel Hennessy, purchased in 1897 by Ellen Prentice Kellogg and passed to her son John Prentice Kellogg, a governor of the New York Stock Exchange - Just gut-renovated from a single-family mansion into four residences; every original detail worth keeping was kept, everything else is new - 25 feet wide with a rusticated limestone base, yellow brick and terra cotta upper floors, Greek rosettes and triglyphs over the entrance and a copper cornice - Elevator building with a virtual doorman - Mid-block on a tree-lined side street between Fifth and Madison, inside the Metropolitan Museum Historic District

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

- The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park are at the end of the block; the Fifth Avenue entrance to the Met is a two-minute commute - Madison Avenue is one block east: Sant Ambroeus, Ralph Lauren, the Carlyle, Gagosian and the Neue Galerie all within five blocks - Neighborhood grocery at Eli's and Citarella, farmers market at the 82nd Street plaza on Saturdays - Zoned for PS 6; Dalton, Spence, Marymount, Loyola and Regis nearby - 4/5/6 trains at 86th Street, Q at 86th and Second, M1 through M4 on Madison and Fifth - Cross-park access via the 79th and 86th Street transverses for the West Side and points beyond

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