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NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Over 100 years ago, a financial titan set out to create the widest townhouses uptown and downtown. He chose the best blocks in both neighborhoods, but realized he needed to assemble or, in the case of 11 West 10th Street, build an additional townhouse to achieve a width not available from the architecture of the day. Today, high-net-worth townhouse buyers are trying to do the same thing Jeremiah Milbank did in the early 20th Century: buy two or three townhouses and create a mansion in their own vision.11 West 10th Street, at 54.5 feet wide, on one of Greenwich Village's finest blocks, does not require the new owner to assemble more property to create incredible width on a superb block. In this capacity, Jeremiah Milbank was a pioneer of luxury townhouse living. THE MILBANK LEGACY Jeremiah Milbank followed in his father's tradition of entrepreneurship: Texas territorial bonds, railroads, and condensed milk with Gail Borden. In addition to his business ventures, he was a counselor to President Franklin Roosevelt on health issues such as seeking a cure for infantile paralysis and diphtheria and rehabilitating the handicapped. His spiritual beliefs led him to finance the 1927 biblical epic "King of Kings", directed by Cecil B. DeMille.De Mille later wrote: "...two of the finest men I have ever known with the largest minds and highest ideals, were also men of great financial power. One of them is Jeremiah Milbank." THE MILBANK MANSION ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE For his own uptown Manhattan home, Milbank began the quest for a wide townhouse when he chose 16 East 67th Street between Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue on the Upper East Side and combined it with 14 East 67th Street in 1920 for a total of 48 feet in width.That mansion was acquired in 2008 for $49 million. Eleven years later it sold again for $77.1 million. Both sales were record townhouse prices in their year. THE MILBANK MANSION IN GREENWICH VILLAGE For his downtown home,.
Year Built: 1900.
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Grand Rapids, MI
Posted on: February 14
Tucked away on a quiet Cul-De-Sac in a wooded setting, this charming North Park brick Ranch has over 2k sqft of living space, 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Formal living room with beautiful hardwood floors, recessed lighting, 2 bedrooms, full and half bath, family room with gas fireplace, and laundry, all on main floor. Lower level walkout with 1 bedroom that includes large walk-in closet, full bath, ...
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Grand Rapids, MI
Posted on: February 14
Very cute Richmond Park area home priced to sell. Newer replacement windows and siding. Large 2 stall garage with driveway for off-street parking. Roomy living room, dining room off kitchen, french doors to covered patio overlooking back yard and covered front porch. Rec room in basement and lots of storage. Home has been well cared for and maintained. Hardwood floors just professionally refinishe...
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Grand Rapids, MI
Posted on: February 14
remodeled! amazing! 2 bed, 2 bath, with a detached HUGE garage!.Year Built: 1950....
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Grand Rapids, MI
Posted on: February 14
First time offered for Sale is this Historical Centennial Family Farm Estate in Walker, Michigan. The immaculate 5,200 SF farm home offers an incredible amount of modern day conveniences mixed in with a lot of historical architecture and charm. This gorgeous piece of property features a private guest apartment, newly reconstructed in-ground pool, hot tub, tennis / basketball court, pond and up to ...
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Wyoming, MI
Posted on: February 14
Welcome to your well maintained home in Wyoming! This home has a lot to offer with a new 2019 roof and newer 2018 furnace, 3 beds, 1 bath and tons of yard space! This quiet neighborhood is close to schools, shopping, and Lamar Park. Come check it out today!!!.Year Built: 1950....
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