51 Hamilton Terrace

Stately, 25-foot wide federal Townhouse, meticulously restored and renovated to showcase a unique blend of period-infused architectural detail and modern-day family living across 6,000 sq. ft. of indoor living space. Tucked on a quiet, tree-lined street in the Hamilton Heights landmark district, the house is in equal parts a parlor floor rich in character and original detail ideal for entertaining, and a fully integrated family residence space, including a separate lower-level suitable as an in-law, young adult, or distinct rental unit. Although subtle in its grandeur, the house is immediately notable for its two limestone columns at the entry and the red brick facade.

Even at its exterior, it provides a gracious but quiet oasis away from the hustle and density of the conventional Manhattan experience. A sitting terrace off the master bathroom; a private garden off the gourmet kitchen; even the rooftop space that awaits the creative vision of its next owner approximates 1,250 sq ft. of outdoor space all lend to the sense of a private escape. Unique in its timeless, old-world charm, the house offers infinite possibilities: 6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, chef's eat-in kitchen, formal dining room with floor to ceiling window doors and coffer-beamed ceiling, formal living room with adjacent den, his and her offices, and lower-level space appropriately developed for home theater, den, or in home gym. Its most notable features include a third floor spacious ensuite guest bedroom with a skylight bathroom, claw foot tub, and separate shower; and a second-floor enormous master bedroom suite that has a large custom walk-in closet and private terrace off of an in-suite five-fixture bathroom. Other features include 14-foot ceilings on the parlor floor, exquisite original woodwork and moldings, and two working fireplaces. A home of distinction, equally ideal for entertaining and for spacious family living

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