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Historic 1891 Renaissance Revival townhouse built for American Express President, reimagined as eight boutique residences in Murray Hill. Modern luxury living with custom finishes and prime access to Grand Central, Empire State Building, and Bryant Park.
The Lucia at 120 East 37th Street is a Renaissance Revival townhouse built in 1891-1892 by architects Romeyn & Stevens for James C. Fargo, President of American Express and brother of Wells Fargo co-founder William Fargo. Located in the Murray Hill Historic District, this 20-foot wide townhouse encompasses approximately 8,811 square feet and features an elegant brownstone, brick, and terra cotta façade with bay and arched windows characteristic of the era.
The building contains eight boutique residences ranging from studios to 3-bedroom units, each featuring tall sash windows, wide plank hardwood floors, and modern finishes that blend with the historic architecture. Units include custom two-tone cabinetry, stone countertops with matching backsplashes, matte black fixtures, and integrated appliances from Bosch, Summit, and Fulgor Milano. All apartments come with in unit washer/dryer and the building welcomes pets.
The Lucia sits on a tree lined street in Murray Hill, within walking distance of Grand Central Terminal, the Morgan Library, Empire State Building, and Bryant Park. The location provides access to multiple subway lines including the 4/5/6/7/B/D/F/M/N/Q/R/W, as well as shopping along Fifth and Madison Avenues.
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