158 East 95th Street is a thoughtfully-designed, 18.75' wide brownstone of over 3450sf on four floors. This sunlight-filled home, circa 1899, features original details, seven fireplaces, hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, a magnificent wooden staircase and modern conveniences. Situated on a tree-lined block on the south side of East 95th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues in the coveted Carnegie Hill neighborhood, the Neo-Grec style townhouse is part of the Hellgate Hill Neighbors Association, an organization that helps to preserve the character and security of the area. This block and 94th Street, own the distinction of being the last in the city occupied solely by single-family homes. The townhouse is across from a below-grade school recreational area providing open northern exposures and an abundance of natural light.

Currently configured with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 2 windowed dens/offices (convertible to additional bedrooms), the bottom two floors are set up for entertaining. On the Garden level, you enter into an enormous kitchen highlighted by a fireplace and an intimate eat-in area with a banquette. The chef's kitchen features custom cabinetry, stainless steel countertops and professional-grade appliances including a vented Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator and Miele dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen is the Butler's pantry/wet-bar with sink and refrigerator that leads to the expansive dining room with fireplace and access to a lovely 840sf private stone patio and irrigated,landscaped garden. There is also a convenient powder room on this floor. The Parlor level features a formal living room with a fireplace, as well as a handsomely designed library complete with built-in bookcases and a fireplace. The third floor contains the master bedroom suite with a luxurious bath with its own fireplace, dressing room and a den/office. On the top floor are two generous bedrooms, one with a fireplace, two full baths with skylights and an additional office.

The house is upgraded with multi-zone mini split A/C system, a security system and whole-house intercom. Heat is radiator hot water. Front garden is also irrigated. Basement houses mechanical systems and offers generous storage. In addition to fine dining and shopping, the neighborhood is home to some of the most prestigious private schools and museums in NYC, convenient to transportation including the new Second Avenue Subway and close to Central Park.

Real Estate Taxes are $2,924.25 monthly.