Real Estate

Mega-Mansion To Replace 10-Unit Apartment Building On The UES: City Docs

A developer bought the building this week and filed plans to build a massive single-family home, according to the registrar.

Developer David Amirian bought 34 East 70th St. between Madison and Park Avenues for $20,720,000, a new deed transfer filed Wednesday shows.
Developer David Amirian bought 34 East 70th St. between Madison and Park Avenues for $20,720,000, a new deed transfer filed Wednesday shows. (Google Maps)

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — A 10-unit apartment building on the Upper East Side is slated to become a single-family mega-mansion, according to documents recently filed with the city.

Developer David Amirian bought 34 East 70th St. between Madison and Park Avenues for $20,720,000, a new deed transfer filed Wednesday shows.

The building, which previously had 10 units and five stories, will become a single-family residence spanning 12,500 square feet, according to permit filings.

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The property was purchased already gutted, and the sale included construction plans previously approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

The megamansion will feature eight bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, and a powder room. The building will also include a rooftop terrace, several walk-in closets, a swooping staircase, and a study, Patch previously reported.

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The building was sold to Amirian by Douglas Development.

For questions, email Miranda.Levingston@Patch.com.

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