The façade under went several transformations. Both facades feature red brick with a limestone base. Second floor wrought iron continues throughout. The pilaster of Nos. 6 & 8 is enriched with Greekfret motifs. The slightly recessed entrance is flanked by Doric columns. The piano nobile has tall windows with austere surrounds while stone lintels with Greek frets are on the third and fourth levels. The stone-trimmed attic is set back behind a stone cornice with anthemion cresting. Currently, most of the demolition work has been completed in preparation for the building’s metamorphosis. Built as a concrete and steel structure, the building is awaiting a discerning purchaser who desires the ultimate New York mansion. It is also ideal for a school, private club, diplomatic residence or institution.