Brown Harris Stevens

A true collector’s piece, this exceptionally rare full-floor loft at 129 Greene Street offers an unrivaled blend of historic charm and modern sophistication. Spanning an impressive 3,700 square feet with a 50-foot-wide expanse, this residence embodies the essence of exclusive downtown living. Soaring 11-foot ceilings, six oversized windows, and iconic cast iron columns create a dramatic, light-filled space, while the open floor plan invites a visionary transformation into a one-of-a-kind grand residence. Currently configured as two separate lofts, this unique offering presents endless customization potential to craft a bespoke Soho masterpiece. Nestled on one of Soho’s most coveted blocks, 129 Greene Street is surrounded by prestigious boutiques, Michelin-starred dining, and elite cultural destinations. Opportunities of this caliber in Soho are exceedingly rare—this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a piece of New York’s most iconic neighborhood.

Perfectly perched on the corner of 76th street in one of Fifth Avenue's most prestigious white glove cooperatives designed by James E. R. Carpenter, this elegant full floor corner 2 bedroom and 4 bathroom apartment is a rare find along Fifth Avenue. An abundance of new double-paned south facing picture windows span the entire length of the apartment flooding every room with wonderful light. This classic prewar home distinguished by an enfilade of generously proportioned rooms is the ideal residence for the most discerning buyer. A private elevator landing opens to a very gracious 12 X 11 gallery from which all rooms are accessed. An expansive 24 X 15 living room with 10.5' ceilings is punctuated with a wood burning fireplace and sunny south tree-lined views. The adjacent formal dining room flows seamlessly from the living room and easily accommodates dining and entertaining...

Ideally located on 73rd Street and Park, 770 Park Avenue is a spectacular 19-story building designed by the esteemed architect Rosario Candela in 1930. 770 Park is one of the most coveted white-glove cooperatives in New York. These apartments are highly sought after, with superlative grandeur, elegant floor plans, magnificent ceiling heights, and gracious entertaining rooms. 8D is perched high above landmarked townhouses and clears to the north and west, enjoying light from four exposures. The apartment was originally 11 rooms, now 9 with a formal living room with a fireplace, formal dining room, library with second fireplace and windowed loggia, a double staff room now serving as a sitting room office with private bath, a huge eat-in kitchen, a large laundry room/pantry, and three enormous bedrooms each with an ensuite bath. The apartment is in excellent condition with through the wall air conditioning and updated windows,...

Perched perfectly on the 12th Floor of the prestigious prewar co-operative, 765 Park Avenue, this eleven into ten room corner residence has four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and a powder room. This extraordinary home was meticulously restored and renovated by renowned interior designer Ralph Harvard and stands as a testament to the timeless elegance of Rosario Candela's prewar architecture. The grand entertaining rooms exude the charm and warmth of a bygone era, providing the perfect setting for sophisticated gatherings. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, from the meticulously crafted moldings to the exquisite finishes that seamlessly blend historical character with modern comfort. The soaring ceilings, reaching up to 10'2, create an airy and expansive ambiance, while oversized new windows flood the space with natural light. There are two wood burning fireplaces, herringbone floors, and through-the-wall and central air conditioning. From the private elevator landing,...