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B6 Markets Conversion Opportunity in Lenox Hill

B6 Real Estate Advisors has been retained as the exclusive broker for 59 E. 74th St. in the Upper East Side’s Lenox Hill neighborhood. Listed for $12.7 million, the vacant, 10-unit townhouse is being marketed as a conversion opportunity.

The firm’s Thomas Gammino and Patrick Donahue are handling the assignment. The five-story property will be delivered vacant, presenting a blank canvas and flexibility for an investor to convert the entire building or for someone looking to own or occupy a townhouse.  

The landmarked, 8,298-square-foot Neo-Renaissance property was constructed in 1898 by J.C Lyons’ chief architects, Buchman & Deisler, and remains unchanged 123 years later. 

A two-minute walk to Central Park and convenient to the 6 train, East 74th Street is filled with history, displaying facades that date back to the early years of the 20th Century and homes designed by the era’s most prominent architects.

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