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Historic 25' Greenwich Village Mansion 280 West 11th Street is an elegant 25.67 foot wide Federal townhome located on beautiful West 11th Street between West 4th Street and Bleecker Street. This six story home is now vacant and waiting for your creativity and imagination to create a grand mansion overlooking a massive garden. Originally built as of one of nine houses in 1818 for clothing merchant Aaron Henry, the home was redesigned by Emilio Levy in 1929 for C. Rosenthal and famed artist, pacifist, and feminist Anita Parkhurst Wilcox. With nearly 8,000 square feet of living space, eight wood burning fireplaces, and being part of an exclusive private garden club, this home presents a very rare opportunity in the West Village. 280 West 11th is part of Bleecker Gardens, a private interior garden exclusively enjoyed by the 13 immediate contiguous neighbors and accessed by...

Historic 19th-century bones meet sleek modernism in this masterfully renovated West Village townhouse. Featuring four bedrooms (can easily be converted into more), four-and-a-half bathrooms and sprawling indoor-outdoor living spaces, 31 Grove is the ideal destination for busy daily life and lavish entertaining alike. Carefully rebuilt in 2002 and fully renovated in 2018, this 21' foot wide, 4,230-square-foot residence offers a historically accurate fa ade and a three-story modern wall of windows overlooking a lush garden in the rear. Inside, high ceilings with integrated speakers and recessed lighting soar above hardwood floors and gallery walls finished with stunning shadow-reveal details. The open plan parlor level flows from a welcoming living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a new powder room to the beautifully reimagined open gourmet kitchen and dining area highlighted by dramatic treetop views. The custom cabinetry, stone details, massive island/breakfast bar and a walk-in pantry plus a fleet...

This historic townhouse is a distinctive reminder of when this section of Manhattan was a fashionable neighborhood of handsome residences. Remarkably intact, this house has maintained its original character and is being offered as unique redevelopment opportunity. It is built to the full-width of a unusually wide 33' X 92' lot. Reimagine it as an elegant trophy mansion or as a condominium conversion. It can be mixed-use, commercial, or residential as-of-right; making it equally ideal for a corporate or foundation headquarters, medical offices, or other institutional uses. It is offered complete with exquisite original details, measuring 33' X 64' and approximately 9200 Sq Ft as-built. with almost 9350 Sq. Ft. of additional air-rights to expand the property or which may be transferred to another parcel in the area, with the approval of the NYC DOB and Landmarks Preservation Commission. Perfectly located at the nexus of Chelsea, the Village, and Flatiron,...

RARELY AVAILABLE! ONE-OF-A-KIND opportunity to own an incredible income-producing townhouse on one of the finest blocks in Flatiron. No detail is overlooked in this prime 26-foot wide meticulously renovated Gramercy/Flatiron residence with Elevator. Conveniently located moments wonderful fine dining shopping and all transportation (the N, R, and 6 subway lines). The current Building Configuration includes three residential units (each with private outdoor space) and one commercial unit, as well as a separate basement. Commercial Unit Street Level: Currently rented with a 10-year lease through 2033. Residential Unit 1: Currently configured as a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence with balcony and private garden. The dramatic parlor floor feels more like a home than an apartment, with massive northern street facing one-of-a-kind picture windows. Grand double doors lead into the apartment's entry foyer. The living room and dining area is centered on a gas-burning fireplace....

STUNNING 25-FOOTER MODERN TOWNHOUSE WITH ELEVATOR. CENTRALLY LOCATED NEAR GRAMERCY PARK AND UNION SQUARE. This remarkable single-family home was originally built in 1887 and has been transformed into an architectural masterpiece. The facade was meticulously updated with enlarged openings, solid mahogany windows by Zeluck and fully restored brick and brownstone. Designed for luxurious living and the highest caliber entertaining, the five story residence sprawls over 8,524 square feet and features an additional outdoor space plus a roof terrace. There are five bedrooms suites, two maid's room, a guest room, 8 full bathrooms, and two powder rooms. The house entertaining spaces are grand and gracious featuring an exquisite living room with fireplace and patio leading to the private garden, a large dining room with space to host the most lavish dinners, a library, a chef's kitchen with breakfast area, a family room with direct access to the garden, a playroom,...

Open House Sunday March 24 2-3:30 PM or by appointment First time on the market in over 50 years, 135 East 19th Street is one of the last grand architecturally significant townhouses remaining available for private ownership in New York City, with a history rivaling any notable residence in the United States. This amazing home was originally built by wealthy Dutch owners in Amsterdam in the 17th century, then dismantled and shipped to the Upper West Side in 1845. In 1910, it was relocated again to Gramercy Park and completed by English architect Frederick J. Sterner, becoming known as “The Joseph B. Thomas House” – named for the owner who accumulated his fortune in the sugar business. Still remaining fully intact, its most recent owner was a world-famous fashion designer and humanitarian. Society’s most notable women were dressed in this amazing home and the city’s finest parties...

56 East 1st Street is a spectacular, 22-wide, 3-unit, industrial chic downtown property. This 5-story, approximately 6,090 sq. ft. building contains a community facility on the ground floor, a duplex apartment with outdoor space and a sprawling triplex with 20' ceilings, terrace, and roof deck. There is additional FAR that could be realized by building up or utilizing some of the unused internal cubic feet. It could be converted to a grand single-family home or used for institutions. Located at the center of Nolita, NoHo, the East Village and the Lower East Side, the property is minutes away from some of the best restaurants and shopping options in Manhattan. Steps away are also eight major subway lines, providing easy access to anywhere in the City.

This charming townhouse on coveted Perry Street is rare to find at nearly 22’ wide. At the heart of the West Village, it has been thoughtfully renovated, while retaining many of its original details. With multiple living and entertaining spaces, five bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and eight fireplaces, the house spans approximately 4,100 +/- gross square feet above grade, plus an additional 830 +/- square feet in the cellar. The layout is ideal for entertaining on a grand scale, thanks to its unusual extended depth and “triple parlor” configuration, as well as for gracious and comfortable day-to-day living. There are exceptional ceiling heights throughout, reaching nearly 12-feet on the parlor level. A gracious entry foyer and stair hall opens to a magnificent triple parlor floor, with over 50’ of entertaining space and clear sightlines from the front to the rear of the house. The sun-filled formal living room...

Located on a quaint, tree-lined block in the heart of the West Village sits 58 Charles Street. One of the most unique properties in the Village, 58 Charles Street, offers two separate buildings on a large 25’ wide, 2,375 square foot lot. The main building offers four floor-through apartments with various amenities including three exposures, abundant natural light, wood-burning fireplaces, and original details throughout. The units are free market and can be delivered vacant. The newly rebuilt rear carriage house, accessed from a horse walk on Charles Street or through the garden awaits your final touches. Among the various uses for the carriage house include a separate single-family home, gym, or guest quarters. 58 Charles Street represents a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity to purchase an income-producing home or convert to a single-family compound in the most desirable neighborhood in Manhattan, the West Village. Celebrated fine dining and historic watering holes stand...

Located on arguably the most desirable block in the West Village, on a staggering 95.25'-lot sits 75 Charles Street. The home, originally built in 1866, along with the remainder of the row (#71 - #83) by William Hume, boasts 20' of width and 5,400 sq.ft. with plenty of room for additional expansion as exemplified by many of the single-family mansions on this block.Delivered fully vacant, the home represents the opportunity for a stunning single-family conversion, starting with a blank canvas for a buyer with the most extravagant imagination.A house of this scale on this AAA block is truly a rare occurrence. Please inquire with the exclusive broker for renderings / mock-ups by SPaN Architects Current facade not indicative of original - Tax ID photo available upon request

457 and 459 West 24th Street were built in 1849 as part of a dignified row of twelve four-story residences, which combines features of the Greek Revival and Italianate styles. The six pairs were constructed as mirror images, so each shared a stoop, divided by a centered common handrail. No 459 and 457 are each 21-feet wide, built on a 103-foot deep lot. Totaling approx. 8000 square feet, they are currently configured as two three-family townhouses with only free-market month-to-month tenancy allowing the entire estate to be delivered vacant and ready for your architect and vision. Set behind a landscaped 15 feet deep front yards paved in bluestone and planted with ivy and an ailanthus tree, the houses are constructed of brick and retain their high stoop and doorway, fine ironwork, and the original bold modillion roof cornice. Both townhouses sit above a rusticated brownstone English basement, which...