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The Beaux-Arts mansion at 15 West 68th Street was constructed in 1909-1910 for financier William Erdmann and has been renovated to combine original details with modern amenities. The LEED-certified home features approximately 15,000 square feet of indoor living space, an elevator, grand entertaining areas, eight bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, and multiple outdoor spaces.
Sited just off Central Park, the Beaux-Arts mansion at 15 West 68th Street was constructed between 1909 and 1910 for Wall Street financier William Erdmann as a single-family residence. The home is a magnificent 26' wide, 6-story townhouse that has been renovated to the highest standards to combine an abundance of stunning original detail with the finest modern amenities. This exceptional LEED-certified home with extensive passive house innovations affords approximately 15,000 square feet of immaculate indoor living space, plus an additional approximate 2,540 square feet of marvelous outdoor space in the garden, two terraces, and roof deck.
From 1937 - 1960 the building was converted into an apartment building. After a multi-year renovation, the home has been lovingly restored to its single-family glory, and boasts an abundance of stunning original detail.
The townhouse has an elevator, grand living and entertaining spaces with intricate restored original detail, soaring ceilings reaching 13' high, eight well-proportioned bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, 12 fireplaces, a wine cellar, and an exercise room with abundant natural light.
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