The historic Milan House designed by Andrew J. Thomas, is known for its prewar luxury and unique Italianate garden courtyard. As featured in the Wall Street Journal, this apartment has a stunning formal dining room, a wood-burning fireplace, original architectural details and overlooks the central courtyard.

Meticulously gut-renovated, this beautifully designed Classic Six seamlessly blends timeless prewar charm with high-end modern finishes.

A gracious foyer leads to an impressive and beautiful living room, custom built-ins, and oversized casement windows. The thoughtfully designed layout includes a luxurious primary suite with custom cabinetry and a marble bath, a second bedroom with an en suite bath, and a versatile third bedroom with a full bath, currently configured as a home office and guest room. The chef's eat-in kitchen features a custom design by Smallbone of Devizes.

Built in 1931 by John D. Rockefeller, Millan House is a full-service prewar cooperative with 24-hour doormen, a resident manager, and a beautifully landscaped garden. Additional features include private storage, pet-friendly policies, pied-à-terre ownership.