Brown Harris Stevens

116 East 61st Street stands as a beacon of elegance and sophisticated living in the heart of Lenox Hill, off the prestigious Park Avenue. This single-family townhouse, meticulously restored and once the domain of an internationally renowned interior designer, merges historic charm with modern luxury across its five-storied, triple-mint condition facade. With an impressive 5,750 square feet of living space, the residence boasts a myriad of amenities including a custom artisan elevator, central air conditioning, a Crestron System for modern convenience, and a security system ensuring peace of mind. The gated entry opens onto the garden level and unveils an elegant white exterior, leading into a contemporary chef’s kitchen on the first floor, complete with French limestone floors, Venetian plaster walls, a breakfast booth, island seating, and pocket doors for an intimate dining experience. The spacious dining room, adorned with a working fireplace, connects through three large French doors...

Located in the heart of the Upper East Side, this remarkable Park Avenue limestone mansion was constructed from the ground up in 2004 and designed in the new classic aesthetic. The magnificent limestone facade from 1910 is the only remaining original feature. This fusion of the old and new creates a unique and unparalleled combination that offers the look of historical grandeur with contemporary luxuries. This sun-drenched six-story mansion spans 18.75 feet wide and features a thoughtful layout with five bedrooms, five full baths, three half baths, six fireplaces, an elevator servicing all floors, and a beautifully landscaped garden and rooftop deck. With high ceilings, stunning architectural details, and exceptional light throughout, this home was built for everyday living and grand entertaining. Beyond a wrought-iron gate and main front door is a welcoming entrance hall with a fireplace and a staircase leading to the upper floors. The...

This is a unique opportunity for a discerning buyer to combine two adjacent south facing duplex apartments and create a grand and impressive nineteen room residence. It is a possible combination of two separate listings which are adjacent to one another but are not currently combined. 9/10C is represented by Compass and 9/10D is represented by Brown Harris Stevens. Both apartments are graced with sweeping curved staircases, high ceilings and elegant prewar details. 9/10C is an eight room apartment with four bedrooms and 9/10D is an eleven room apartment with four bedrooms. A separate staff room on the second floor of the building is included in the sale and has an additional maintenance charge of $503.83 per month. There is an ongoing assessment of $353. Please note that the architectural plans for the combination will require board approval. Designed by renowned architects Rosario Candela and Mott B. Schmidt, 19...

This is a unique opportunity for a discerning buyer to combine two adjacent south facing duplex apartments and create a grand and impressive nineteen room residence. It is a possible combination of two separate listings which are adjacent to one another but are not currently combined. 9/10C is represented by Compass and 9/10D is represented by Brown Harris Stevens. Both apartments are graced with sweeping curved staircases, high ceilings and elegant prewar details. 9/10C is an eight room apartment with four bedrooms and 9/10D is an eleven room apartment with four bedrooms. A separate staff room on the second floor of the building is included in the sale and has an additional maintenance charge of $503.83 per month. There is an ongoing assessment of $353.00 per month. Please note that the architectural plans for the combination will require board approval. Designed by renowned architects Rosario Candela and Mott B....

An absolute masterpiece perched atop venerable 812 Park Avenue, this spectacular triplex penthouse takes inspiration from 18th-century European architecture and decorative arts. With divine private terraces, gorgeous proportions, and meticulous attention to every detail, this residence is truly splendid. A semi-private elevator landing opens to a generous and elegant Gallery with a sweeping staircase ascending to the levels beyond. The Gallery opens to a marvelous corner Living Room with a wood-burning fireplace, very tall ceilings, and views to the east and north over Park Avenue. Adjacent is a stately formal Dining Room. Beyond, a fully-equipped Butler’s Pantry, accessible from the Gallery and the Dining Room, opens to the large and sunny state-of-the-art Kitchen. Completing the Entertaining Rooms and with views over Park Avenue is a divine Chinese-inspired lacquered Library with trompe l’œil paneling obscuring the Powder Room and Wet Bar, both finished with St. Laurent...

163 East 64th St. is located on one of the finest townhouse blocks in NYC. Built by John Prague in 1872 the original Victorian house was converted by architect R.D. Graham to become possibly the finest Neo-Georgian facade in NY, so fine that landmark preservation recommended it as a national landmark. The facade was restored by the same craftsmen that restored The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. In addition the owners on this block have an association that maintains close relationships with city government to maintain the street to the highest standards. As you stand on the street you will notice the magnificent bluestone which also has a hidden heating system underneath to melt snow/ice. Entering into the foyer you are surrounded by hand painted wall coverings. Proceeding into the house you enter a landing with a grand staircase and an elevator which goes to all...

Unprecedented Townhouse Opportunity. For the first time in history, these magnificent twin townhouses located at 175 and 177 East 78 Street are both available for sale. Rich in history and built circa 1870, these two colonial-style red brick sister houses are contiguous, providing the rare opportunity to purchase individually or to seamlessly combine into an incredible 37-foot-wide show-stopping property. Each home is delivered vacant and transfers with unused air rights, thus allowing for 6 stories to be built from the ground up in this non-landmarked district. Located on a beautiful tree-lined block, 177 East 78 Street was first inhabited in 1871 by hardware merchant Augustus T Chur at the end of the Civil War. The wealthy widow Mrs. Mary Sheehan lived in the single house for a number of years until the real estate firm Lowenfeld & Prager purchased both 177 and 175 East 78 Street in 1902. Miraculously, the...

This exceptional maisonette at 834 Fifth Avenue, a Candela masterpiece in scale and design, offers a once in a generation opportunity to own a 5,000 square foot duplex with a grand, private entrance on 64th Street in addition to an entrance off the building's elegant lobby. The apartment has over 50 feet of frontage on Fifth Avenue with views of Central Park. High ceilings, grand proportions, and an elegant flow of rooms make this a perfect apartment for gracious living and entertaining. Well-proportioned public rooms radiate from the grand entrance gallery, with a marble powder room, coat closets and the original Candela staircase which sweeps up to the second floor private quarters. On the first floor of the maisonette is a paneled library and a 32' living room looking onto Central Park, both with wood burning fireplaces. The large square dining room is located across the gallery. The eat-in...