Let me tell you about something truly spectacular. Broadway powerhouse Ken Laub is saying au revoir to his jaw-dropping French-inspired townhouse, and it's hitting the market for an eye-popping $19.5 million, exclusively revealed by Closer.
This isn't just any house; it's the most photographed townhouse in the bustling city of New York. Nestled in the Upper East Side, this Neo-Georgian mansion at 163 East 64th Street is nothing short of a luxurious dream. Spanning a staggering 8,000 square feet, this home boasts 15 ultra-chic rooms, ceilings that seem to touch the sky, and architectural details so pristine they’ll take your breath away.
Inside the Mansion: A Feast for the Senses
Constructed way back in 1872, this home is a masterpiece of elegance and sophistication. Imagine stepping into a world where there are 5 bedroom suites, each one more luxurious than the last. Eight fireplaces, 5 full baths, and 3 powder rooms make this house a haven of comfort and style. You’ll also find cedar closets, a one-of-a-kind atrium crafted by Lalique, and a whimsical garden on the first floor that feels like something out of a fairy tale.
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And that’s not all! There’s an English pine library, a basement with windows that houses a temperature-controlled wine room, a gym to keep you in shape, and state-of-the-art audio-visual systems perfect for any A-list recording star. For the ultimate convenience, a private elevator services every level of this home, including the rooftop garden designed with European flair.
Ken Laub: The Man Behind the Magic
Ken Laub, a titan in commercial real estate, has completed $40 billion in transactions throughout his illustrious career. But guess what? He’s not just a business mogul. He’s also a secret music composer and lyricist with a heart full of creativity. Now, he’s ready to downsize and focus on his creative projects, including his musical compositions.
This stage guru has produced nine Broadway plays, performed at the iconic Carnegie Hall, written over 175 songs, and counted legendary figures like choreographer and dancer Bob Fosse and the incomparable Liza Minnelli among his friends. His home, a raked limestone and red clay brick chateau, comes with over $3 million worth of rare imported chandeliers and original 19th-century Robert Adam marble fireplace mantles that are worth their weight in gold.
Who's Selling This Dream Home?
If you're interested in this magnificent property, you'll want to get in touch with the listing brokers, Jessica Campbell and Jaime Richichi of Nest Seekers. They’re the ones who can help you make this dream a reality.
Scroll down to take a tour of Ken’s breathtaking home. You won’t believe your eyes!
