IN CONTRACT -Built in historic Hamilton Heights in 1895 by renowned architect Clarence True, this majestic five-story townhouse is the first in a lovely row of five Clarence True limestone buildings running from 469 to 477 West 143rd Street.  All are outstanding examples of the architect's signature carved limestone facades and graceful low stoops.  The stunning curved oak front door leads you into the formal reception room with a splendid bay windows.  A wonderful example of understated grandeur.  This five-story (plus finished cellar) single family home  has recently undergone a triple mint renovation -  mindful of the original configuration and the needs of modern homeowners.  The result is 5,810 square feet of sublime living space.   Formal reception flows through  pocket doors to a large study with mahogany paneling and a secret half bath.  Through the study, flanked by a wet bar, you walk right out in to the beautifully landscaped garden with seating and  a built- in fireplace. You may walk up the back staircase or the grand main staircase to the second floor where we find the living room, dining room, half bath, and a stunning gourmet kitchen with an 11' marble and butcher block island, Wolf range, Sub-Zero appliances. The 11'+ ceiling and  large windows  flood the  space of grand proportions with natural light.  Upstairs we find two floors with 4 large bedrooms, a media room, three full baths, and a laundry room.  Andstill more!  On the fifth floor, enjoy a wonderful retreat - The Hampton's Beach Room.   Designed in a nautical style with wood reclaimed from the house, welcome to your "get away? with a wet bar and half bath.   Just outside the patio doors enjoy  600 square foot roof deck!  Four fireplaces, herringbone and wide plank oak floors throughout, stunning moldings: it is all here in this wonderful storied house.  The best of  landmark Hamilton Heights where shady pastoral streets, rich in history, combine with an energy from a  variety of  commercial services and exciting  new restaurants.   Transportation via the A,B,C,D and #1 trains.   This is truly A Must See Property!