最初被構思為五個「汽車穩定器」之一的建築，坐落於東75街168至176號，這棟標誌性的聯排別墅及其鄰近建築於1902年由希爾（Hill）和斯陶特（Stout）設計，供住在附近豪宅的富裕紐約人使用，為他們提供私人汽車停放的需求。它們是市內首批為私人使用而建的車庫。這排中的第一棟，168號，仍然保留著一樓的車庫，能容納最多5輛汽車，是僅存的兩棟之一。

該建築寬18英尺，面積約5,450平方英尺（地上4,500平方英尺），一樓幾乎延伸到整個地塊的長度。您可以通過新的車庫門或通過位於建築東側的單獨入口進入住宅。一部大型電梯將這一層與第三層的主住宅相連接。

該建築保留了其原始的配置，設有一個車庫和兩個公寓。二樓是一個通透單位，北向的寬敞客廳面向自然光明亮，擁有一個大型半圓形窗戶，以及兩個朝南的臥室，這些臥室由一個全功能廚房、洗衣房和浴室隔開。

三樓和四樓由一個獨立的雙層公寓組成。該住宅包括一個陽光明媚、面向南方的16×23客廳、餐廳和廚房，位於三樓，還有兩個空間寬裕的臥室，配備充足的儲藏空間、兩個套房浴室和位於頂樓的獨立洗衣房。

東75街在列克星敦和第三大道之間的南側是一個如畫的街區，五棟住宅以紅色和黑色燒結磚構成的優雅設計面向街道，獨特的屋脊線呈現出山形和天窗的交替。

回到過去，將這棟住宅保留為車庫和員工宿舍，或者帶上您的設計師，打造您夢想中的獨棟住宅。

Originally conceived as one of five "automobile stables" that occupies 168 -176 East 75th street, this landmarked town house and its neighbors were designed by Hill and Stout in 1902 for the use of wealthy New Yorkers living in nearby mansions who sought private accommodations for their automobiles. They were the first garages erected for private use in the city. The first of the row, 168, is one of 2 remaining houses that still retains its garage at the ground level, with capacity for up to 5 cars.

The building stands 18 feet wide and is approximately 5,450 square feet (4,500 SF above grade), with the ground level extending almost the full length of the lot. Enter the home via a new garage door, or through the separate entry to the residence on the east side of the building. A sizable elevator connects this level to the main residence on the third floor.

The building retains its original configuration, as a garage and 2 apartments. The second floor is a floor through unit, with a spacious, north facing living room graced by a large semi-circular window and 2 south facing bedrooms, separated by a full kitchen, laundry room and bath.

The third and fourth floors comprise a separate duplex apartment. This residence consists of a sun flooded 16x23 south facing living room, dining room and kitchen on the third floor, and 2 generously sized bedrooms, with ample storage, 2 en-suite baths and separate laundry on the top floor.

The south side of east 75th street between Lexington and Third Avenues is a picturesque block, with the 5 houses faced in a handsome design of red and blackened clinker bricks and a distinctive roofline that alternates gables and dormers.

Journey back in time and keep the home as a garage and staff residence or bring your designer and create the single-family home of your dreams.