Ki bèl akote kay Turtle Bay Garden ki gen anpil vale, 237 East 48th Street ofri yon lokatè potansyèl yon opòtinite inik pou fè kominote sa a ki ra ak prive kay li. Ansyen kay editè ak ekriven enpòtan Robert Gottlieb, townhouse sa a pou yon sèl fanmi ki gen kat etaj sitiye jis a lès Grand Central ak tout sa ki nan Midtown Manhattan.

Antre ki fèmen ak yon ti bon jan desant mennen ou nan yon long galri antre ki gen yon klozet antre, yon chanm ti dous ak yon gwo eskalye ki mennen nan nivo Parlor ak pi lwen nan kwizin renove a ak zòn ap viv ki pi ba pou dine formal oswa viv. Mi pòt franse yo ouvè sou jaden prive a ki mennen nan jaden pataje ki te fèk tounen yon retrèt pou jenerasyon klas kreyatif yo.

Etaj Parlor la gen plafon ki wo ak yon sal k ap viv ki gen gwo vi sou jaden yo ak yon bibliyotèk ki fè fas a sid ki gen yon ti chanm ti dous sekrè kache pa yon etajè liv.

Twazyèm etaj la montre gwo chanm prensipal la ki panno sou jaden yo avèk yon beny prensipal ki renove, gwo ak yon mi ak klozet. Gwo dezyèm chanm lan gen tou yon beny ensuit ki renove. Katriyèm etaj la gen de chanm adisyonèl ak de beny plen.

Turtle Bay Gardens sitiye a lès Midtown Manhattan ant Dezyèm ak Twazyèm Avenue, ki jwi pwoksimite ak bon restoran, plizyè magazen manje, ansanm ak aksè fasil a tren ak bis. Li se youn nan kote ki pi pratik nan Manhattan.

Nestled among the coveted Turtle Bay Garden townhomes, 237 East 48th Street offers a prospective tenant a once in a lifetime opportunity to call this rare and private community home. The former home of eminent editor and writer Robert Gottlieb, this four-story single family townhouse is located just east of Grand Central and all that Midtown Manhattan offers.

The gated, step-down entrance brings you to a long entry gallery with entry closet, powder room and sweeping staircase to the Parlor level and beyond to the renovated kitchen and lower living area for formal dining or living. The wall of french doors open onto the private garden that leads into the famous shared garden that has been a retreat for generations of the creative class.

The Parlor floor has soaring ceilings with a living room that includes sweeping views of the gardens and a south-facing library with a secret powder room concealed by a bookcase.

The third floor showcases the large primary bedroom overlooking the gardens with a renovated, large primary bathroom and wall of closets. The large second bedroom also features an updated ensuite bathroom. The fourth floor has two additional bedrooms and two full bathrooms.

Turtle Bay Gardens is nestled to the east of Midtown Manhattan between Second and Third Avenues, enjoying close proximity to great restaurants, multiple grocery stores, along with easy access to subway and buses. It is one of the most convenient locations in Manhattan.