1342 Lexington Avenue is an extraordinary townhouse in the heart of Carnegie Hill on Manhattans prestigious Upper East Side. This historic 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom residence, spanning 3,072 square feet offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live in a piece of New York Citys cultural legacy. Designed in 1899 by renowned architect Henry J. Hardenberghcelebrated for masterpieces like the Plaza Hotel and the Dakotathis home is one of the distinguished Rhinelander Houses. Its most iconic chapter unfolded from 1959 to 1974, when it served as both residence and studio to pop art legend Andy Warhol. Here, Warhol crafted groundbreaking works like the Campbells Soup Cans and Dollar Bill series, making this address a cornerstone of art history. Step inside to discover a meticulously updated interior that honors its heritage while embracing contemporary comforts. The bright windowed breakfast kitchen boasts top-tier appliances and custom cabinetry, perfect for culinary enthusiasts. A large den/office overlooks a lovely patio/garden in the rear. The parlour floor features a gracious gallery that flows effortlessly to a voluminous east-facing living room and a west-facing library, which alternatively can be utilized as a formal dining room. With four spacious bedrooms and 4.5 beautifully appointed bathrooms, the home offers ample space for relaxation and entertaining. Zoned heating and cooling systems ensure year-round comfort, while original architectural detailslike five fireplaces, high ceilings and hardwood floorsadd timeless charm. Nestled just steps from Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this townhouse places you in the cultural epicenter of the city, surrounded by Museum Miles treasures and Carnegie Hills tree-lined streets. Whether youre drawn to its artistic pedigree, architectural significance, or prime location, 1342 Lexington Avenue is a residence of unparalleled distinction.