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Historic Stanford White Mansion on East 73rd Street In 1904, Charles Dana Gibson commissioned Stanford White to design and build this 22 foot wide brick and limestone mansion in the Neo Federal style. With Doric columns and a mansard roof, the Gilded Age house was built by the finest craftsmen of the time. Elegant period details can be found throughout, while the entire house has been renovated, updated and maintained to the highest standards of today. The elegant interiors are by AD 100 Ellie Cullman of Cullman & Kravis. With approximately 10,000 square feet, six bedrooms, spectacular entertaining spaces, a large and welcoming kitchen with direct access and views on to the lovely garden, a basketball / sports court, a media screening room, an elevator to 6 of the 7 floors and north / south exposures, this home is spacious and has abundant light, including skylights on the upper levels. The grand...

Exquisite and historic 12 East 79th Street is a rare prized property on one of Manhattan's most coveted blocks, graced by the most imposing series of impeccably-preserved townhouses in all of NYC. Idyllically located just off Fifth Avenue and Central Park, this magnificent treasure was designed in 1901 as a 56' pair of mansions by Boston architect Arthur Little for Charles Walter Ogden and his sister Mary F. Ogden. Prominent in the real estate industry, Charles purchased #12 and 14 in 1900, creating two complementary structures within a majestic symmetrical fa ade. Arthur Little, famed for conceiving several extraordinary Boston residences, seamlessly integrated a classic American Neo-Federal profile with distinctive English Georgian motifs, enhancing a buff Roman brick fa ade with ionic porticos, limestone trim and broad low stoops to epitomize architectural grandeur. Distinguished by their bowed bays, #12 and 14 also impress with their iron fences, open urns, and...

35-FOOT WIDE TROPHY PROPERTY FOR MIXED USE, COMMUNITY FACILITY OR SINGLE-FAMILY CONVERSION 41 East 62nd Street was originally built as a stable for Elbridge T. Gerry, a prominent lawyer whose mansion was located on Fifth Avenue and 60th Street. Alfred Zucker, the original architect for the property, constructed a three-story stable with a remarkably sophisticated faade that married neo-Tudor and Gothic Revival elements. The distinguished faade we now see was the result of an alteration in 1946. It is constructed of red brick laid in English bond with a recessed doorway at the east end of the property. Iron railings and stone lintels adorn the second-floor windows, while balustrades are set below the front slate mansard roof on the fourth floor where dormer windows were planned to be installed plus a setback fifth floor. The lot is approximately 35 feet by 100 feet with the building built 70-feet deep. The...

Triple mint 22 foot wide townhouse, fully renovated top to bottom and offering significant space, volume, light, and quality. In a market of homes in need of renovation, this is the elusive turnkey home. The current owner gut renovated the home over the course of nearly a decade; it has been meticulously maintained, and is now prepared for its new owner. The house is approximately 9,000 square feet (8,200 above grade), situated on a 100 foot deep lot, and sits on the south side of 73rd Street just east of fashionable Madison Avenue. There are six stories, six bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and three powder rooms. Originally built in 1885, the facade is Neo-Grec Brownstone, fully restored. Enter through a securitized gate to a private foyer entry, and up we go. GARDEN LEVEL: You are greeted by an enormous, full-width gallery and library with a wood-burning fireplace and significant cloak storage. A...

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...

The Star Cinema Building Rare in every way possible, the Star Cinema Building represents a singular opportunity to live and work in a fully restored and modernized 1920s warehouse building with elevator perfectly situated on one of Chelseas prime tree lined residential blocks. This unique structure offers 18,000rsf on four levels and the potential of adding a new residential triplex to its top using available FAR. Characterized by its authentic textures, the building is NOT landmarked, and it is built to its full depth and width of 100 x 50 feet with two curb-cuts and a 2-car showroom-quality garage on the ground floor. Unbridled open space is lined with beautifully executed glass enclosed rooms constructed with original wood beams salvaged from the building's restoration. The second floor is a true loft with wide open space, high-ceilings, and a setback allowing for a 50-foot wide expanse of open-air...

Trophy Building: Ideal Grand Residence, Art Gallery, Foundation, or Headquarters 53 East 77th Street has gone through many permutations as a single-family mansion, Funk and Wagnall's library, Cello restaurant, a recording studio, and currently is used to market museum-quality furniture. The building has great bones and proportions with windows on the north, south, and west. Phenomenal location, as it is right off Madison Avenue across from The Carlyle and The Mark Hotel. The property is commercially zoned and ideal for an art gallery, school, private club, office, diplomatic residence, institution, and retail mixed building with residential space above office/commercial floors. A buyer could convert this 14,500 sq ft+ building into a grand mansion. Co-Exclusive.

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...

Sprawling legal three-family under construction with approved plans to build an exquisite and majestic single-family townhouse (with elevator) on one of the most upscale and exclusive Manhattan blocks: 63rd Street between Park and Madison Avenue. The financially qualified-buyer has the ultimate opportunity: to unlock her or his most inspiring vision and actualize a home you have always craved and needed.With the current team of townhouse experts, particularly the general contractor and architect, the structural possibilities are plentiful. The present legal configuration offers three residential units. The approved plans, currently in its nascent stages of construction, offers one level below ground and six levels above ground that include: - Cellar: sidewalk vault, water service and pumps, sauna room, powder room, two storage areas, elevator machine room, DH closet, IT closet, workshop room, and mechanical room. - Ground floor: two entrances with one entrance leading to the vestibule,...

Minimum Bid: $25,000,000 Email for confidentiality agreement to receive offering memorandum. Outstanding opportunity to own a “best block” boutique mixed-use building. Full tenancy in place with excellent quality occupants including a cutting edge fashion house, art gallery, and high end salon. This fully renovated limestone property, with passenger elevator, on the finest Fifth/Madison Avenue block boasts a mixed limestone and Queen Anne facade. An acquisition of this impressive townhouse represents an outstanding buy and hold opportunity in a location noted for its tremendous long-term value.

Start spreading the news! A townhouse with view, views, views! 6 Sutton Square is an amazing 33' wide townhouse with a 21,000 sf private garden, river and bridge views is available for sale. This incredible 8,500 sf mansion in a very private setting with views is rare. The minute you walk into 6 Sutton Square and view the light open elegant space you will feel as if you are not in the busy city yet you are minutes away from East 57th Street and Madison - Fifth Avenue. Sutton Square is a iconic location that is almost like a secret. East 58th Street and the River. A -de-sac block with no thru traffic thus quiet, and private. It has a 21,000 scenic private garden that only the 14 townhouses surrounding it share. It is often referred to as the secret garden. ...

This exquisite single-family townhouse, an architectural gem crafted by the world-renowned duo Delano and Aldrich circa 1930, stands as a testament to timeless elegance combined with modern sophistication. Nestled on a picturesque tree-lined block on East 78th Street, just off Park Avenue, this 8-story marvel that is triple mint showcases the perfect blend of historical grandeur and contemporary luxury. Boasting an impressive 88-foot depth, the residence spans just under 13,000 square feet of space, distributed across countless meticulously designed rooms. The house has undergone a complete gut renovation, ensuring that while its original detailing is preserved, it is equipped with state-of-the-art amenities including central air, advanced security systems, and integrated smart home features for lighting, high speed internet, and sound. The townhouse features 9 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, all outfitted with radiant heat floors to ensure comfort in every corner. The property's architectural integrity is highlighted by its...

45 East 74th Street Turn-Key Limestone Townhouse with Private Pool Six Bedrooms / Six Baths / Three Powder Rooms This 20ft wide townhouse was built by Joseph Pell Lombardi Architects in 2012 that brought this townhouse to its current neo-Roman Limestone clad elegant design while being on one of the Upper East Side's most desirable locations between Park and Madison Avenue. This rare turn-key elevator townhouse features an Italian Limestone facade with classic architectural details, as a finely tuned nod to the original townhouse design from 1879 by architect James E. Ware, with strikingly modern and contemporary interiors spanning approximately 9,000 sqft throughout all finely appointed levels and multiple terraces. Welcomed by a classically designed portico on the parlor level, a Caliza Limestone-clad entry foyer/gallery spanning the full width of this townhouse leads to contemporary designed spaces with a sculptural elliptical staircase that sweeps throughout each level...

Located in Times Square's heart of the city, the Theatre District, this is a vacant 4-story commercial building, plus a basement. Pre-pandemic, thisbuilding most recently was a TGIF and previously Rosy O'Grady. The building is 17,200 square feet and consists of a restaurant plus two commercialunits. The first two floors and the basement are built-out as a restaurant; they have a sprinkler, freezer, and refrigeration systems and are vented. Thethird and fourth floors have a separate entrance. A music school/performance space previously leased here. Tenants previously paid all their utilities,and the real estate tax increases. The property also features approximately 32,000 square feet of additional air rights. It resides on a visible streetwith over 35 feet of frontage between 6th and 7th Avenue. This location provides foot traffic, conveniently by Times Square, Broadway theaters,Rockefeller Center, and over ten different subway lines. Zoning Designation: Commercial C6-5.6, Special District MID

Buy your luxury penthouse apartment and own the entire townhouse!Call for Details!First time on the market in almost 50 years! This exquisite Landmark Elevator Townhouse also known as The Piscator House, is in excellent condition with over 2,000 sqft of beautiful private outdoor space. This extraordinary opportunity allows the purchaser to live with generous income or combine into a spectacular home.Endless possibilites await with grand proportions and great light.The property located at 17 East 76th Street, New York, NY, between Fifth and Madison Avenues is known as the Piscator House after playwright and director Erwin Piscator spent many years here before going back to Germany. Erwin Piscator was with Berthold Brecht the founder of the Epic theater. The property is located on a tree lined block considered one of the three most attractive blocks in the city, lined with limestone mansions on both sides. Built in 1898, the building was...