The historic Milan House designed by Andrew J.

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.