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 Ode to Limestone: 11 E. 82nd St.
By JILL PRILUCK
September 4, 2008
This six-story, Upper East Side mansion, built in 1895, contains a Neo-classical limestone façade. The first floor has a marble and onyx foyer, newly renovated kitchen, adjacent breakfast room (with solarium windows), patio, and powder room.
39 W. 69th St.
615 2nd St.
Got Built-Ins? 136 E. 80th St.
445 E. 19th St.
166 Amity St.
Of Waterways and Parkways: One Main St., #5E
10 West St., #24D
231 10th Ave., #PH1
That's a Wrap: 885 Park Ave.
220 Madison Ave., #PHD/E
11 Fifth Ave., #PHN
Show Me the Gallery: 740 Park Ave.
180 E. 79th St.
15 W. 81st St.
Here Comes the Sun: 9 E. 67th St.
231 E. 35th St.
231 Bergen St., #1
On the Balcony: 10 E. 22nd St.
45 E. 89th St.
43 W. 64th St.
Build Me a Story: 1 W. 72nd St.
795 Fifth Ave.
1 W. 67th St.
Italianate Style: 2 W. 123rd St.
204 Clermont Ave.
67 Charles St.
High in the Sky: 845 United Nations Plaza
25 Columbus Circle, #61B
146 W. 57th St., # 76AB
Brick by Brick: 525 W. 22nd St., #PH6A
514 Broadway
43 Clarkson St.
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