A Rare Gilded Age Gem in Manhattan Lists for $33 Million

It’s been a long time since the Manhattan grid glittered with rows upon rows of colossal mansions built for the robber barons of the Gilded Age. Which is not to say there aren’t still architectural marvels to be discovered throughout the city. While most of these surviving landmarks have become museums and cultural institutions, some remain opulent private residences for the robber barons of the 21st century. And once in a blue moon, a fabulous one comes up for sale: such is the case with the Lanier House, a Beaux-Arts gem on East 35th Street. Armchair Gilded Age experts (or… Read Full Article