Brown Harris Stevens

Two contiguous, mixed-use apartment buildings on 82 nd and 83 rd Street with a total of 55,000 SF combined (27,500 SF each) and 62 units (56 residential and 6 commercial), located in prime location of Jackson Heights, New York City. Most of the units are Free Market. New Roof in 2019. Conveniently located near shopping, schools and transportation. In a supply-constrained market with high barriers to entry, the property is a compelling investment opportunity. Location is the biggest amenity of this fee simple property. Rents in NYC have soared recently. The overflow of Manhattan has found its way to Jackson Heights. The eight towers, five-story buildings are situated on a large site of 0.60 acres (26,000 SF). The shared interior, green landscaped courtyards offer residents respite from bustling city life. The property's desirability further increased for tenants due to its commanding view along the Avenue, which has recently been converted...

Extremely rare opportunity to capture almost 8,000 sf (approximately 743 square meters) and create a palatial duplex at The Plaza Private Residences with 16 windows directly overlooking Central Park by combining Residences 1901 and 1801. Residence 1901 feels like a grand home in a hotel. 1901 is a 4 bedroom 4 bathroom almost 4,000 square feet (372 square meters) corner duplex with north, west, and southern exposures and has one of the largest living rooms (over 1,000 square feet) in The Plaza. With almost 12 foot-high ceilings and a fireplace (gas) it has several separate sitting areas, including an eye-catching bar area with a wine cooler - suitable for intimate gatherings or grand-scale entertaining. The exquisite and grand Plaza Private Residence 1801 is unlike any other, with 14 windows overlooking Central Park from every room and in one of the most well-known buildings in the world. The corner...

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.

5th Ave & 74th St - Private Full Floor - 14 Rooms Distinguished full floor residence perched on the 9th floor of one of Fifth Avenue's most prestigious white-glove cooperatives. This intimate building consists of only 12 apartments, and offers residents complete privacy in one Manhattan's most sought after and low density neighborhoods across from Central Park. This extraordinary 14-room, 6-bedroom apartment offers grand proportions enhanced by a gracious layout spanning over 5500 square feet. This spectacular prewar apartment has 55-feet fronting Central Park and features soaring 10'6" foot ceilings, original herringbone flooring, and impressive original plaster moldings throughout. Sunlight streams in through 27 oversized windows spanning all four exposures. A private elevator landing opens into the main gallery, which has a deep coat closet and is bathed in natural light from the adjoining living room, library, and formal dining room. The gallery has a doublewide entryway that...

Historic Single-Family Mansion with Elevator in the Heart of Greenwich Village This 1849 Greek revival home, fresh from a three years-long renovation, is approximately 7,878 interior square feet and 805 exterior square feet between the private patio and two terraces. Available for the first time in nearly 70 years, 125 West 11th Street is a remarkable 22'4" ft-wide, six-story single-family townhome with an elevator serving the garden level up to the sixth floor. For 150 years, artists have lived and worked at 125 West 11th St. In the 1880s, the great American sculptor Daniel Chester French, creator of the Seated Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial, built the house's spectacular paneled studio with 30' ceilings and three massive skylights at the garden level. Later, the modern dancer Valerie Bettis used the famous studio to choreograph works for stage and film, including many routines for Rita Hayworth. Most recently 125...