Rarely does an opportunity like this come up… a completely vacant building just steps from Bloomingdales on the most prime of Upper East Side blocks. 231 East 60th is a vacant, mixed-use building with duplex commercial space on floors one and two, and three full floor loft units on floors three, four and five. In addition, the house boasts a sprawling backyard replete with trees, birds and sunlight. The house currently totals 5,100 square feet and with a FAR of 4, you have the potential to increase to 8,032 square feet. The house needs a full renovation, so it can be whatever vision someone wants to bring to it. The best part being that it is NOT landmarked, yet sits adjacent to the landmarked Treadwell Farm Historic District. The backyard faces the backyards of those homes so you get a quiet and historic neighborhood without the landmarks hassle. Built in 1910, the house brings you back to the Gilded Age. With arched doorways, original fireplaces, soaring ceilings, and gorgeous crown moldings, the house is truly one of a kind and primed for a renovation to bring it back to its original splendor. The building’s commercial space most previously was the home of the famed art gallery, Davis & Langdale Company, housing some of the finest artwork in the world. Between the location and the original details, the possibilities are endless. Either as a pure investment opportunity or for a business owner who wants to live where they work. If you have a vision, you can be the owner of your own piece of Manhattan—in one of the finest, safest and most solid neighborhoods in New York City. With Bloomingdales at the end of the block and the famous Serendipity a few houses down, you can make 231 East 60th another piece of New York lore.