Stacey Froelich and Team of Compass Close a $2.55M Parisian-Style Pre-War Condo at The Leonori, 26 East 63rd Street
The Compass team closes a renovated two-bedroom, two-bath home above Madison Avenue with 11-foot ceilings, Juliette balconies and two windowed marble baths.
Stacey Froelich, Henry Weinstock, Robert Godby, Carla Slocum-Friedman and Meg Walhimer of Compass have closed the sale of Residence 11F at 26 East 63rd Street for $2,550,000. The home closed in October 2026.
High above Madison Avenue at The Leonori, the two-bedroom, two-bath condominium has about 1,092 square feet and the feel of a Parisian apartment. A gracious entry opens into a grand living and dining room with soaring 11-foot ceilings, oversized windows, open northern city views and iron Juliette balconies.
The renovated windowed kitchen has custom cabinetry, generous counters, an antique mirrored accent and a discreet in-unit washer and dryer. Both bedrooms sit away from the entertaining rooms. The primary suite has custom closets and a renovated windowed marble bath with high-end fixtures. The second bedroom has its own renovated windowed marble bath and works equally well for guests or as a home office. Central air, custom storage and designer lighting run throughout.
The Leonori is one of New York's first pre-war condominiums, a boutique Beaux-Arts building with a limestone façade and a 24-hour doorman, just off Central Park and steps from Madison Avenue's boutiques and galleries.
For the team, it is a quintessential Upper East Side close: old-world architecture, fully renovated, on one of Manhattan's most elegant blocks.
Closed sale. $2M+ in live markets only. Listing agents named as published. Source: Compass. Photos: Courtesy Compass. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.