Late actress Diana Lynn lived on this Higher East Facet townhouse -- and now somebody new has claimed it for themselves.
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An Higher East Facet townhouse as soon as owned by the late actress Diana Lynn, who starred with Ronald Reagan in “Bedtime for Bonzo,” and her husband Mortimer Corridor — whose mom was the New York Submit’s proprietor and writer Dorothy Schiff — is in contract after some 5 weeks on the market.
The house, at 109 E. sixty fourth St., requested $9.95 million. The ultimate sale value will not be but accessible.
The contract was first revealed in Monday’s Olshan Luxurious Report.
Lynn was a baby prodigy and pianist who went on to seem in “The Main and the Minor” with Ginger Rogers. She additionally appeared in “My Good friend Irma” with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis — and in two different movies with the comedic duo. She additionally co-starred in “The Kentuckian” with Burt Lancaster and Walter Matthau, and had many lead TV roles through the Fifties.
The five-story brick dwelling, simply off Park Avenue, was in-built 1892 — with “main rebuilding” in 1936. At 20 toes large, the 6,300-square-foot unfold comes with an elevator, six bedrooms and 6½ baths.
Particulars embrace excessive ceilings and a marble-floored entry with a curved staircase, which opens to a big formal eating/household room that flows into the backyard. There’s additionally a big kitchen and pantry.
The second ground options 11½-foot ceilings, a 30-foot-long lounge with a fire and a small terrace over the backyard, together with a moist bar and a library with a further fire.
A principal bed room suite takes up the complete third ground. It contains 10-foot-high ceilings, a fire, a dressing room and ensuite baths. Further bedrooms are on the fourth and fifth flooring.
Kirk Henckels, of Compass, has the itemizing.
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