120 East 37 Street   Unit GARDEN

Introducing this luxurious 3-bedroom, 2.5‐bathroom garden duplex at Τhe Ꮮucia, an exceptional new boutique where modern refinement meets Gilded Age charm in the exclusive Murray Hill Historic District. Beneath an exquisite brownstone, brick, and terra cotta fac¸ade, this special home captures the essence of townhouse living moments from exciting dining, shopping, and culture in prime Midtown Manhattan. A private backyard offers rare outdoor space and the perfect place to entertain, grill, sunbathe, and more. On the upper level, tall sash windows, wide plank hardwood floors, and gleaming fixtures run throughout a sun-drenched open-concept layout. The sleek eat-in kitchen blends custom two-tone cabinetry with rich stone countertops and a matching backsplash. Matte black hardware and a Brizo faucet balance a stainless steel Kohler sink and integrated appliances from Bosch, Summit, and Fulgor Milano. Beyond are three large bedrooms that can accommodate king-size beds. The primary suite has a wide reach-in closet, access to the backyard, and a pristine three-piece en-suite with matte black fixtures and Everlast Arabescato porcelain tile walls and floors. A custom floating vanity sits beneath an inset mirrored medicine cabinet, and a deep soaking tub features a sliding glass partition. The second and third bedrooms have reach-in closets, and the second bathroom has a walk-in shower. The lower level provides an incredible space for a dedicated home office, an entertainment room, a den, an art studio, a private gym, or a wine cellar, among many other possibilities. It includes a powder room, side-by-side washer/dryer, and a walk-in storage closet. Originally built in 1891-1892 by Romeyn & Stevens for James C. Fargo, The Lucia is a marvelous Renaissance Revival townhouse composed of 7 captivating studio-to-3-bedroom residences. The Lucia sits on one of the prettiest, quiet, and centrally located tree-lined streets in Murray Hill. The Morgan Library, Scandinavia House, the Empire State Building, Koreatown, Herald Square, Grand Central Terminal, and Bryant Park are all within a few blocks. Residents also enjoy easy access to numerous restaurants, bars, and cafes as well as iconic shopping along 5th and Madison Avenues. Nearby subway lines include the 4/5/6/7/B/D/F/M/N/Q/R/W. Pets are welcome.