Mary Kate’s NYC townhouse is the epitome of abundant elegance. Ā it was featured on Curbed and Wall Street Journal and features a double height grand ballroom, garden room, seven fireplaces, and 22-foot high decorative wood ceilings. Ā Its original owner, Charlotte Martin, bought about 20 homes in the east side of midtown Manhattan in 1919, remodeled them, and renamed the area Turtle Bay. Ā Now its the home to former child star and fashion designer Mary Kate Olsen.
I can certainly appreciate the original and unique details. Ā Any home that combines a rooftop pool with early 20th century original wood ceilings is certainly one of a kind! Ā Oh and I’ll take a hall of mirrors and a garden room please!
It’s a bit too opulent for me, not homey enough.
Aw ow, how opulent to live in a home like this, very unique style! Thanks for sharing your opinion on my last post…Hope your week is going well.
Oh my goodness, what a stunning place and I’m in love with the wood ceilings:) Have a great day, darling.
Wow! Indeed opulence was the first word that came to my mind too!!
This is certainly a grand and stately manor. The Olsen twins have really done well for themselves.
Rowena @ rolala loves
What an awesome house! Love it!
The ceiling is amazing!
The ceilings are amazing— so many great details!
not what i was expecting, but definitely full of interest
Wow! Very New York style : lovely, interesting, cultural, etc… would definitely enjoy visiting. Certain Mary-Kate would enjoy it and not surprised the home is so elegant. A garden room will be very enjoyable; I”ve got a backyard Midwest garden and enjoy the projects and seeing the plants gloom. thanks for e-sharing info.
D.J.F.
I definitely agree with you D.J.F. – this is such a unique New York apartment full of culture and interesting details! I’d love a garden room in my house some day too and I imagine you thoroughly enjoy working in your garden. Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely week!