Endless Possibilities Await! The Best-Priced Opportunity in the East 60s!
Storied Royal Past…A Single-Family Home, Developer’s Dream, Foundation or a Mission to the UN
Location! Location! Location! Nestled on one of Lenox Hill’s most beautiful tree-lined blocks, near upscale shops, fine dining, and top cultural institutions, just steps from the prestigious Knickerbocker Club, 124 East 62nd Street offers a rare opportunity to bring your vision to life. Whether you’re looking for an elegant single-family residence, an expansive development project, a foundation or an international mission, this home has limitless potential.
•\tGarden Level: A gracious entry foyer with an elegant curved staircase bathed in natural light from a domed skylight. The sitting room, dining area, and chef’s kitchen open onto a lush, south-facing garden with a tranquil fountain. An elevator services all five floors.
•\tParlor Floor: Featuring a grand solarium, a stately living room with a fireplace, and a private library with a full-length Juliette balcony.
•\tThird & Fourth Floors: Spacious primary suite with a fireplace, an oversized dressing room, and three additional bedrooms with four full bathrooms.
•\tLower Level: Future flexibility for a wine cellar, fitness center, home theater, or private office. Includes laundry, additional bath, and ample storage.
•\tExpansion Potential – Additional F.A.R. Available
For those seeking to expand, this property offers additional Floor Area Ratio (F.A.R.), providing the opportunity to increase square footage and create a truly grand residence. Whether adding more living space, a rooftop terrace, or reimagining the layout, this home presents an unmatched development opportunity.
Sergei "Sergei" Sergeyevich Belosselsky-Belozersky (1895–1978) was a member of the Russian nobility, a keen sportsman, and a former commander of the Ulan Life-Guards. He was also involved with the International Olympic Committee, representing the Russian Empire from 1900 to 1908. He was the son of Prince Sergei Konstantinovich Belosselsky-Belozersky. In 1943, he married Florence Crane Robinson.
Princess Sergei Belosselsky-Belozersky, 60, daughter of the former head of the Crane plumbing fixture firm, died yesterday. The princess, a leader in the Russian colony, married the prince in 1943 following a divorce from her first husband, William Albert Robinson. For many years, the princess was chairman of Le Bal Blanc, the annual celebration of the Old Russian New Year's eve. Her husband is president and founder of the American Russian Aid Association, which benefits from the ball. She also was a past chairman of the Bal International for the benefit of the National Association for Retarded Children. Before marrying, she was Florence Crane, daughter of Richard Teller Crane. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Tatiana Belosselsky-Belozersky and Marina Kasarda; a son, Christopher Robinson, and three grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held tomorrow at the Russian Church here."