Constructed in 1900 by the Rhinelander and King families, 16 East 84th street is a member of three, London-inspired row mansions located on New York's Upper East Side. The stunning home is situated within the Metropolitan Museum of Art Historical District and is just steps away from Central Park. Boasting nearly 2,000 square feet of living space, this floor-through home is generous enough to host large gatherings or the most intimate dinners. Upon entering the home, you are greeted by a stunning gallery foyer leading to both the living room and dining areas. A master suite, complete with a sun-filled solarium and dressing room, sits on the south side of the apartment, while the guest suite looks onto 84th's quaint and tree-lined street.

Other amenities of the home in include a catering kitchen outfitted with Sub-Zero refrigerator, lustrous black granite counter tops and floors, and custom wooden-cabinetry. The living room's French doors allow ample light to fill the space, while a wood-burning fireplace, framed by a limestone mantle, keeps things cozy during cooler months.