A quaint carriage house near Manhattan's Gramercy Park was originally built in the late 1800s. Descendants of Winston Churchill and New York's famous Astor family once lived there. The three-bedroom home, revamped with luxury modern finishes, is now on the market for $7 million.
This New York City carriage house has lived many lives since it was built in the 1800s. The quaint-looking home — located one block south of Manhattan's exclusive, for-residents-only Gramercy Park — was once a car dealership. It then went on to house, at different times, the descendants of former British prime minister Winston Churchill and an heir of the Astor family, an American dynasty whose fur trading wealth defined a century of New York elite society.
Now, the historic structure has been renovated into a modern home flush with luxuries — including a full-time doorman. At almost 2,500 square feet, the property known as the "Little House" is actually rather spacious. It's currently on the market for $7 million.
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