UPPER EAST SIDE | NYC
A Collector’s Dream on the Upper East Side
This week’s nearThere Home of the Week takes us to 11 East 73rd Street on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, located inside the historic Joseph Pulitzer Mansion.
Built in 1903 as the New York residence of newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer and designed by legendary architect Stanford White, the mansion remains one of the Upper East Side’s most remarkable examples of Gilded Age architecture.
Inside the residence, classic craftsmanship meets refined modern living. Intricate coffered ceilings, detailed moldings, and elegant proportions create a setting that feels more like a private gallery than a typical New York apartment.
The dramatic living room immediately captures attention, where nearly 20-foot ceilings rise above classic wainscoting, rich herringbone floors, oversized bay windows, and a wood-burning fireplace. Bathed in natural light and surrounded by architectural detail, the space offers the perfect backdrop for showcasing an art collection while enjoying one of Manhattan’s most historic addresses.
11 East 73rd Street
New York, NY 10021
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3
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3
Bathrooms
$4.3M
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Located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, 11 East 73rd Street places residents just moments from Central Park, offering easy access to some of the city’s most iconic green space.
Just a short walk away, the nearby 77th Street 6 train provides convenient access to the rest of Manhattan, while the surrounding neighborhood is home to many of the city’s most celebrated cultural institutions, including The Frick Collection, Sotheby’s, and the renowned galleries along Madison Avenue.
