
The sole survivor of a multi-mansion development a stone’s throw from the Met, the house appears to be something of an anachronism among its neighbors, which all hail from more recent decades. It was completed in 1901 and looks very much the part of a fin-de-siècle titan of industry’s trophy ‘in-town’ residence, an ornate six-story presence looming ostentation over the street below.
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