Brown Harris Stevens

152 East 63rd Street, a two unit condominium, combines a beautiful four-story renovated townhouse with a separate and independent garden level unit also completely renovated, which can be used as an income producing rental, or a business. The main house, 17 feet wide, was built in the 1870's by architect Frederick Junius Sterner. It blends traditional prewar and modern upgrades seamlessly, offering a grand lifestyle with privacy, space, and tranquility. The elegant street level staircase leads to a traditional parlor floor with high ceilings and moldings, wood floors, oversized bay windows facing south, a wood burning fireplace, central air conditioning, a powder room and a windowed auxiliary kitchen. The second floor has two large bedrooms, each with high ceilings and moldings, beautiful wood floors, open sunny views, a fully renovated bathroom, wood burning fireplaces, and thru the wall air conditioning. There is very good closet space, and an oversized linen...

Unique Residence with Central Park views This distinguished Fifth Avenue prewar condominium offers stunning Park and skyline views. Spanning an impressive 4000 sq ft, the thoughtfully designed residence is filled with glorious natural light and elegant design details. A private landing opens to a grand gallery setting the stage for a sophisticated and generously proportioned living room and dining Room. This versatile layout features expansive 40ft of windows overlooking Central Park. This home features 4 bedrooms plus a bonus room, ideal for a gym, office, or den, along with 4.5 bathrooms. Noteworthy features are a powder room and an abundance of closets, ensuring both practicality and luxury. This prewar residence has been meticulously constructed featuring solid oak wood floors and moldings creating an atmosphere of timeless sophistication. The state-of-the-art kitchen, complete with Dornbracht fixtures, Miele and Bertazzoni appliances, Italian custom cabinets, and stone countertops, is...

Ideally situated at the corner of Park Avenue and 82nd Street, 950 Park Avenue is a distinguished palazzo-inspired cooperative designed in 1921 by renowned architect J. E. R. Carpenter. With leafy treetop vistas, this gracious residence offers grandly-scaled rooms, soaring high ceilings, and exquisite light streaming in through oversized picture windows running the length of the building’s Park Avenue façade. With access from a private elevator landing, the sizable marble Entrance Gallery opens into a generously-proportioned light-filled corner Living Room with a wood-burning fireplace. Adjacent, the splendid Dining Room offers serene northern views over the landmarked townhouses of 82nd Street. The Entertaining Rooms also include a cozy Library and Guest Bath with pretty views of Park Avenue. A coat closet is conveniently accessible from the Gallery. Beyond, a large and cheerful Kitchen is supported by a Butler’s Pantry with laundry, and by two Staff Rooms with a shared Bathroom. The double Staff...