21 Prospect Park West

This rare once-in-a-lifetime Montrose W. Morris Renaissance Revival mansion is nearly 25 feet wide and gazes out onto Prospect Park, Olmsted and Vaux's personal favorite. Lovingly restored and standing tall at five stories, topped off by a roof deck with spectacular views, the home boasts over 7000 square feet of living space comprised of eight bedrooms, six bathrooms, six fireplaces, a library, two separate internal staircases, and the 1950's inspired ice cream parlor is literally the cherry on top.

The centerpiece of this breathtaking home is the double-height Gallery with its sensational turn of the century chandelier and an internal second-floor balcony completely surrounding the "Grand Galleria" creating a most dramatic double-height exposure from below.

The east wing of the second floor opens to a luxurious paneled library with custom millwork, a Juliet balcony, and views onto Prospect Park or retreat to the west wing where an ample den/office resides. Step out onto the second-floor petite terrace for an espresso and take in a little sun. The third floor is the primary suite and features a sitting room inside the walk-in closet, a marble-encased soaking tub, steam shower, dual vanity bath, and an ample primary bedroom with views of Prospect Park. The top floor features three bedrooms, a windowed bathroom, a trunk room for storage, and a large screening room complete with a snack bar for movie night.

25 feet wide with stately proportions throughout, words do not do justice to the beauty and scale of this once in a lifetime home.