Take A Walk Through The LIAIGRE Showroom Now On The Market
The Townhouse and former showroom of renowned French furniture designer, LIAIGRE has just came to market for $21,000,000 at 34 East 61st Street.
The 21-foot-wide property hosts five floors: two retail/commercial floors and a finished cellar, and one apartment on each of the three floors above. LIAIGRE occupied the space for almost a decade and prior to that, the famed restaurant Aureole hosted thousands of guests for many years.
This is a mixed use Townhouse with ample opportunities, at the border and Mid-Town and the Upper East Side. One block away from Central Park, the Townhouse looks at the most glamorous stores of New York City on one side and takes us to the business district and the best restaurants on the other.
The apartments that currently occupy the three floors are in like-new conditions. Designed and currently furnished by French architect-designer Christian Liaigre, they are elegant, spacious and offer top of the line kitchen, laundry room and bathrooms.The third and fifth floor have a terrace looking up at Manhattan sky. There is ample room to build an elevator and still enjoy the spacious floors.Commercial area: 4,942 SQFT Residential area: 3,034 SQFT Current Tax: $263,602.All figures are approximate
The property is being listed by Catherine Godbille-Koechlin at Douglas Elliman.
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