Beekman Place is one of the most historical and charming residential landmark areas in the City. With pristine, quiet tree-lined, streets. Beekman Place remains an extraordinary enclave in Manhattan that transcends time, with the same grace, elegance and beauty today as it had in early 1900's. This exquisite house has a rich history of its own, having once been the home to the famous William Paley as well as philanthropist Mary Lasker. This grand 1910 townhouse with spectacular East River views, built out over 12,000 square feet. The house was completely renovated in 1996. - 15 Rooms - 8 Bedrooms - 7 Full Baths - 4 Powder Rooms - 8 Wood Burning Fireplaces - A Dumb waiter - Two entrances - 8 Stores