Brown Harris Stevens

145 Reade Street is a spectacular, 23.5 foot wide, limestone and brick townhouse, situated in the heart of TriBeCa. The home features four bedrooms, seven bathrooms (plus four half bathrooms) and nine fireplaces (three wood burning). The property was originally built in 1910 and was subsequently rebuilt in 2013 with the use of only the finest available finishes. No expense was spared in the ultra luxury renovation. In all, the home is 10,582 square feet with multiple outdoor areas (totaling 1,231 square feet) including an outdoor kitchen and patio, as well as a coveted pool with city views. Soaring ceilings (12 ft+ on most floors) and spacious room sizes can be noted throughout the home. The home also has a commercial grade elevator to access all six floors, radiant heated floor (even under the sidewalk outdoors), AV wiring throughout and extensive custom millwork. The exterior of the home, clad in limestone...

20-22 Bank Street is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to combine two adjacent townhouses on one of the most picturesque blocks of the West Village – Bank Street between Waverly and West 4th Streets. The 10 matching houses on this street (where Alexander Hamilton’s Bank of New York once stood) feature a continuous cornice line, original ironwork, and identical high stoops, which all serve to unify the row, making this block one of the most attractive streetscapes in all of Manhattan. 20 Bank Street is currently is set up as a two family home and retains many original historic details. Next door, 22 Bank Street is a single family townhouse with a triple mint renovation, including an elevator. The combination of these fine homes would create a 40' foot wide, four story townhouse with large front and rear yards. Both homes have 11’ ceiling heights on the parlor floor, and 9’ ceiling...

20-22 Bank Street is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to combine two adjacent townhouses on one of the most picturesque blocks of the West Village - Bank Street between Waverly and West 4th Streets. The 10 matching houses on this street (where Alexander Hamilton's Bank of New York once stood) feature a continuous cornice line, original ironwork, and identical high stoops, which all serve to unify the row, making this block one of the most attractive streetscapes in all of Manhattan. 22 Bank Street is a single-family townhouse with a triple mint renovation, including an elevator. Next door, 20 Bank Street is currently set up as a two-family home and retains many original historic details. The combination of these fine homes would create a 40-foot wide, four-story townhouse with large front and rear yards. Both homes have 11' ceiling heights on the parlor floor, and 9' ceiling heights on...

MASSIVE 28' WIDE WEST VILLAGE TOWNHOME Incredible opportunity to acquire a prime property and create an exceptionally large single-family home or keep the current layout and own an income-producing rental property in a beautiful West Village location! This grand 5-story home is 28' wide, spans approximately 10,000 square feet, has a deep and open private garden, and is perfectly located between Bleecker Street and Hudson. 99 Perry Street's basement ceiling is also high at approximately 8 feet, allowing its new owner to utilize this level without excavating. This townhome was originally built in 1861 for Rutsen Suckley, who lived at St. Mark's Place and whose family owned the land since 1803. The building is currently configured as a 20-unit rental building and will be delivered vacant and ready for a new buyer's imagination. Located in the heart of New York City's most desired neighborhood, 99...

ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY Being sold as a vacant development site, 11 Hubert Street is an exceptionally rare offering for an end user to build a single family mansion in an A+ location in the heart of TriBeCa. With not one, but two existing sets of Landmarks Commission-approved plans and renderings, here you can build the private, modern home of your dreams in The Tribeca West Historic District. Located on the Southwest corner of Hubert and Collister, 11 Hubert Street has remarkable street frontage, an existing curb cut, impressive outdoor space, and the potential to create an exceptional 20,000+ square foot modern residence. Existing plans by the esteemed E. Cobb Architects from Seattle, WA and famed architects, Maya Lin Studios, out of NYC have both been approved by The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission. E. COBB ARCHITECTS E. Cobb Architects have conceived of the ultimate ultra-modern, super-sleek urban mansion...