128 East 95th Street Just off Park Avenue in Carnegie Hill's Historic District, this single family includes marble galleries, high ceilings, a library, four large bedrooms, six updated baths, two fireplaces, a wet bar, and a St. Charles of New York-designed custom kitchen. The sunlight-filled living room overlooks a spectacular south-facing, brick-walled private garden with koi pond. Roof warranty extends through the end of 2030. It sits amidst a tree-lined street of single-family townhouses known as Goat Hill, and residence includes membership in a cooperative of 29 townhouses. The home and block have been repeatedly photographed by various publications for its architectural interest, and its garden has earned a repeated place on the City Gardens Club of NYC tour. Interior and Garden: The main entrance on the parlor floor leads into a grand marble gallery with 11.4-foot ceilings, a circular staircase that connects the public floors and a separate staircase to the upstairs private rooms. At the far end of the parlor-floor gallery is the living room, with an illuminated cove ceiling, a marble fireplace, and a wall-sized southern window overlooking the private double-sized townhouse donut garden. Also on the parlor floor is a well-placed wet bar which opens into the library/dining room, prominent features of which include floor-to-ceiling bookcases and floor-to-ceiling arched mahogany windows providing an exquisite view of the neighborhood's trees and adjacent townhouses. The entire floor benefits from strategically placed lighting and an abundance of sunlight from the southern garden exposure. In the evening, both the front and back gardens are aglow with lighted, irrigated landscaping. The circular staircase descends into another marble gallery one flight below, on one side of which is a large kitchen, the secondary entrance and mud room. The St Charles-designed space, which encompasses both an island and a dining area large enough for the entire family, includes two ovens, two sinks, a walk-in pantry with coffee bar, and Subzero, Viking and Miele appliances. An energy-efficient hydronic radiant floor ensures the entire level is heated to the perfect temperature. On the other side of the downstairs gallery is a family room featuring the original wood timbered ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace. French doors open into the garden containing an outside dining area, a conversation area, and a fountain spilling into the Koi pond. The third level, the master suite floor, includes a master bedroom with French doors opening onto a wisteria wrapped private terrace overlooking the larger townhouse-lined enclosed garden. The French doors and massive windows ensure that room, which faces south, is both bathed in sunlight and quiet. Down a long corridor at the other end of the third floor is a large private study/bedroom with bookcases and a large bay window overlooking East 95th Street. Both rooms have private baths. The fourth floor has two additional bedrooms, two baths and laundry with a Watts Intellitimer safety valve. Mechanicals: The home has been outfitted with innovative and reliable systems: central air conditioning, a whole-house leak protection system, two tankless hot water systems (2022/2025), a hot water circulating system, an AprilAire Humidification system, four zones of heat, lighting and irrigation (in both the front and back), a state-of-the-art security system, whole-house Seidel intercoms, exterior cameras, and a wireless-enabled Niles sound system for two lower floors. A separate utilities room, accessible from the back garden, provides a central location for control of the multiple household systems. Location: The home's location provides walking access to Central Park, Museum Mile, Madison Avenue retail, outstanding restaurants