Introducing Cambridge House, a 22 foot wide historic brownstone, immaculately restored for todays living. Featuring soaring 13 foot ceilings and original architectural embellishments throughout, this former mansion is truly one of a kind. The home was designed in 1860 as a mansion for Charles Psotta of the Bergdoll and Psotta City Park Brewery, and sits among a row of four truly unique brownstones owned by former beer barons. The grandeur of this home is second to none.

The Townhouse (Unit A) includes nearly 4,000 sf of meticulously refurbished living space and a 2,000 sf basement with 11 foot ceilings supported by exposed white brick arches. The living room and entertainment space span the entire second floor with a grand former living room alongside an intimate den. Also on this floor is a sleek eat-in kitchen with Bertazzoni appliances, a formal dining room, and a vast private outdoor patio. The third floor features three bedrooms, including a spectacular primary suite with a wet room, double shower, and a walk-in closet larger than most bedrooms. The top floor houses a flexible open space which can be used as a home-office or guest suite. This bespoke home is brought to you by Archive Development. Co-Listing Agent has ownership interest.