Tucked along a quiet, tree-lined stretch just off Madison Avenue, this five-story commercial townhouse spans approximately 6,712 square feet and presents a rare opportunity to control an entire vertical asset in one of the Upper East Side’s most prestigious corridors. The building rises behind a classic brick and limestone façade with a distinctive bow-front that defines the lower levels, setting the tone for a refined interior that blends historic character with flexible commercial functionality.

A formal entry at the garden level leads into a central lobby anchored by a commercial elevator, allowing seamless access to each floor while preserving a traditional townhouse flow. The garden level unfolds with a series of front and rear rooms that can easily function as reception, administrative offices, or client-facing meeting areas, with a rear extension opening toward a private outdoor garden that offers a rare breakout or hospitality component. Ceiling heights here reach approximately seven feet ten inches, creating an intimate yet highly usable environment for support functions.

Moving upward to the parlor level, the layout expands into a more open and formal floor with a central corridor and multiple perimeter rooms positioned along both the front and rear exposures. This level is well suited for executive offices, conference rooms, or gallery-style presentation space, with ceiling heights again reaching approximately seven feet ten inches. The third floor elevates the experience with ceiling heights increasing to roughly ten feet four inches, allowing for larger-scale offices, boardroom installations, or collaborative environments that benefit from enhanced volume and light penetration from both the street-facing windows and the rear of the property.

The fourth floor continues this rhythm with a series of enclosed perimeter rooms and central circulation, maintaining flexibility for private offices or meeting suites, while the fifth floor reaches approximately ten feet five inch ceilings and introduces access to additional outdoor space, including a terrace and a solarium-style room that can function as a lounge, executive suite, or client entertainment area. These upper levels provide a strong mix of enclosed offices and open zones, allowing a user to balance privacy with collaborative use.

Below grade, the cellar level with ceiling heights around six feet ten inches houses mechanical areas and storage, supporting the operational needs of the building without compromising usable space above. Across all five stories, the layout consistently delivers a sequence of front and rear perimeter rooms that can be utilized as private offices, conference rooms, or showroom spaces, with the central spine accommodating circulation, vertical access, and support functions.

The overall configuration makes the property particularly well suited for boutique office headquarters, private gallery use, luxury showroom, medical or wellness conversion, or a full residential transformation. Control of the entire building allows for a highly customized program, while multiple exposures, outdoor components, and a commercial elevator enhance both usability and long-term value in a location defined by luxury retail, hospitality, and institutional presence.