WOW House: $28 Million Upper East Side Home Was Warhol's 'Home Away From Home'

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — From the outside 101 E. 63rd St., between Park and Lexington avenues, doesn't look like anything too special. But the four stories of black iron and glass serve to conceal the "enchanting world" inside the $28 million townhouse. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home is just one of three Manhattan homes designed by famed architect Paul Rudolph.

• Address: 101 E 63rd St, New York, New York
• Price: $28,000,000
• Square Feet: 7500
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 4 Baths
• Built: 1970
• Features: 101 East 63rd Street is one of just three Manhattan houses designed by famed architect Paul Rudolph (former Dean of the Yale School of Architecture). The slick, 25 ft. wide, dark glass facade is elegantly understated, creating an ideal haven for those seeking privacy. Upon entering the approximately 7,500 square foot townhouse, an enchanting world is revealed, showcasing the best of Rudolph s architectural mastery. It seems inconceivable that a room with 32 foot high ceilings and skylight, can feel cozy and yet the house feels very much like a home. There are two other living rooms, and four bedrooms including a double-height master suite with a modern dressing room. The fourth floor is a fabulous guest suite with a bedroom, living room, kitchen and bar, and a 1,600 square-foot terrace. The beautiful clean lines and the combination of drama and intimacy makes this townhouse unique in the architecture of Manhattan. Formerly the residence of designer to the stars Halston, this house enjoys an incredible social history. This was the home-away-from-home to Andy Warhol and hangout for the 1970's Studio 54 jet set crowd. Liza Minelli was a frequent guest of the upstairs suite. Halston sold the house in 1990 to German celebrity photographer Gunter Sachs and Fiat's Gianni Agnelli. Today, this extraordinary townhouse awaits the next chapter in its vibrant history. See more details at www.101e63.com

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