Incredible opportunity to return this elegant 25 foot historic townhouse to its original grandeur. Built in 1876 by the Jardine Brothers, the house was completely redesigned in 1904 for Arthur Scribner by renowned architect Ernest Flagg. At that time, the beautiful limestone facade was added. It was sold over 50 years ago and converted to a rental property. The current owner bought the house with 5 tenants in place. It is now empty and has a full set of architectural plans which are approved by both Landmarks as well as the Department of Buildings. The demolition portion of construction is done and is shovel ready for the new owner to make this wonderful house a true jewel of the Upper East Side. Ideally located on the north side of 67th Street between Madison and Park Avenues, the 6 floors of the house -including the windowed basement level - total just under 11,500 square feet along with a 1600 square foot garden. Excavation below the garden has been approved with the plans and would add another 1520 square feet to the property. The house has soaring ceilings throughout, an elevator, incredible light, 8 fireplaces (most with the original Flagg designed surrounds), original details on the parlor floor, as well as a 4 story extension with a glass enclosed conservatory on top. The width of this extraordinary house and quality of the limestone facade make this a unique and very special property.