House: 16 East 64th Street

Originally designed by S.E. Gage and erected in 1878-79, the 20’ wide, 10000 sq’ foot townhouse was redesigned by Gage 1902-4 to it’s present fantastically beautiful neo-Federal style. Used as St. Anthony’s Hall, then later as St. Anthony Club until about 1990. It was purchased and reverted to a 1 family home, completely restored . The townhouse has limestone columns & a detailed wrought-iron front door and gate, is 6 stories high and is absolutely palatial inside. With 5 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, a living room, dining room, library, a duplex kitchen and two terraces and a balcony. Decoratively speaking, it boasts ornate moldings, high ceilings, oak Versailles parquet floors, six wood-burning fireplaces, and skylights.
Description by Marji Wollin AveryNewYork