32 East 64th Street

Mowbray, who modelled the design on the Strozzi Palace in Florence. Its very name provides a clue to its architectural heritage and it offers an impressive mix of turn of turn of the century European craftsmanship and understated New York glamour. Former residents include Slim Keith, one of Truman Capote's Swans, singer, actress, and arts advocate Kitty Carlisle Hart, and celebrated broadcaster Mike Wallace. There is an elegance to the building and the grand scale of the apartments rarely seen ...