A Historical Townhouse In Murray Hill, NYC
122 EAST 38th ST. New York, NY 10016
6,500sqft | 6 FLOORS + Cellar + Roof Terrace
$10,500,000
Nestled in the heart of Murray Hill, 122 East 38th Street is a distinguished Neo-Federalist townhouse that seamlessly blends historical elegance with modern refinement.
Built in the early 20th century, this meticulously maintained property features a stately brick façade with classic limestone trim, symmetrical proportions, and refined architectural details reminiscent of early American design. Inside, soaring ceilings, intricate moldings, fireplaces, and a grand spiral staircase create an atmosphere of timeless sophistication, while updated earth conscious amenities provide contemporary comfort. Located on a picturesque treelined street, just steps from Park Avenue, this exceptional property offers a rare combination of privacy, prestige, and convenience in one of Manhattan’s most charming and refined neighborhoods.
122 East 38th Street has a rich history of distinguished residents. One notable owner was Charles Isham, an eminent historian who served as head librarian for the New York Historical Society, secretary of the Sons of the Revolution, and president of the St. Nicholas Society. Isham and his wife Mary Todd Lincoln Isham, the first granddaughter of President Abraham Lincoln, moved to the house in 1906 and lived there for three decades. In 1913 they hired Walker& Gilette and added the fourth floor mansard.
