A lavish 20-room mansion built atop a former Gilded Age stable in New York’s Lenox Hill neighborhood is set to leave its current owners, who transformed the historic property over six years of restoration. The Macks, known for their high-profile real estate ventures, are returning to North Carolina, marking the end of an era for the opulent residence that blends old-world charm with modern luxury. The sale of the property could signal a shift in the neighborhood’s elite housing market, where grand estates and historic renovations remain highly sought after. Details on the buyer and future plans for the estate remain undisclosed as the transition takes place.
John and Christy Mack spent six years turning a Gilded Age stable into a 20-room Lenox Hill palace, and now they’re heading home to North Carolina,
