A grand 25' wide five story townhouse on picturesque Morton Street spanning over 6,700 square feet on a 100' lot awaits. The home is currently configured as five floor through units and is fully occupied. The building can be delivered with the bottom three units vacant as the top two floors are tenanted. This spacious mansion sits on a block with over half a dozen single family homes, several which are also grand in scale at 25' wide and are seen as some of the most coveted homes in the Village. 59 Morton Street was built in 1828 on land leased from the Trinity Church Corporation, by Cornelius Oakley, a merchant, of the firm R. 5 C. Oakley. This home has retained much of it's original detail, which is immediately noticed upon entering the eight-paneled door thats flanked by paired Ionic columns, behind which we catch a glimpse of rusticated woodwork and glazed sidelights. This remarkably well preserved house has beautifully maintained crown moldings and wood burning fireplaces are found throughout the home. As the first home ever constructed on Morton Street, this is a fantastic opportunity to own a true piece of village history.