41 East 62nd Street presents a rare and refined opportunity to acquire a 35-foot-wide trophy property with immense potential for mixed use, community facility, or luxury residential conversion in the heart of Manhattan’s Upper East Side. This five-story red brick building spans approximately 16,000 square feet, including a full basement, and features a unique two-story glass-enclosed atrium at the rear, offering a dramatic, light-filled environment for a variety of uses. Ideally situated between Park and Madison Avenues, this distinctive property delivers architectural character, scale, and flexibility in one of New York City’s most coveted enclaves.

Originally built in 1896 as a stable for Elbridge T. Gerry, the building retains echoes of its historic charm through its stately neo-Tudor and Gothic Revival design, yet has been modernized for contemporary use with a commercial elevator and open floor plans. The property’s generous interior layout offers expansive white box floors with high ceilings and ample window lines across every level, ensuring abundant natural light and a gracious sense of space throughout. The rear atrium with exposed brick and steel framing serves as a striking centerpiece and offers a dramatic double-height volume that is ideal for a showroom, gallery, or creative headquarters.

Zoning permits a blend of commercial, residential, and community facility uses, with up to 5,900 square feet allocated for commercial purposes. Whether reimagined as a prestigious private residence, a foundation, embassy, or live/work compound, the building’s open interiors and glass-roofed rear expansion offer unrivaled adaptability. The property may be purchased individually or in conjunction with the adjacent 35 East 62nd Street, creating an unprecedented opportunity to own up to 75 feet of frontage and 40,000 square feet in total. This is a once-in-a-generation chance to create a world-class urban estate or next-generation headquarters on one of the city’s most desirable blocks.