43 Charlton Street
In Contract

43 Charlton Street

$6,495,000

5 beds · 4 baths · 3,954 sq ft · Townhouse

Taxes $2,999/mo

A single-family Federal townhouse on Charlton Street, which holds the longest intact row of Federal-style houses in the city. The block was built out in the 1820s by John Jacob Astor, who had bought the Richmond Hill estate, once George Washington's headquarters and later Aaron Burr's home, moved the old mansion aside, and laid the grounds out in uniform lots along Charlton, King, and Vandam.

Twenty-one feet wide and just under four thousand square feet, five bedrooms above the parlor floors, with a deep private garden behind. The district, designated in 1966, owes its unusual harmony to that single-developer origin.

Details
Listed by:
The Corcoran Group
Photography:
Photos courtesy of The Corcoran Group
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