Brown Harris Stevens

Rarely does a building of this exceptional provenance come to market in New York City. Built in 1860 and designed by James T. Gilbert, this beautiful Italianate cast iron measuring over 50 feet wide is ready to be restored to its former magnificence and beyond. Originally used as a warehouse for Tribeca's chocolatiers, the site itself has an interesting history as the site of a charitable house for women and children built by New York's first freed slave, Pierre Toussaint. Juxtaposed by its impressive cast iron facade with historic character intact, 105-107 Reade streets interior is just as impressive. With 18,740 sqft above grade, 9,040 sqft below and over 3000 sqft in air rights the building has the ability to be converted to the most spectacular downtown condos, private residence, social club or gallery house. With a C6-3A zoning, Mixed Use and L8 Loft designation the opportunities...

One High Line - Where the High Line Meets the Hudson River. One High Line offers exceptional condominium residences developed by Witkoff and Access Industries, with architecture by Bjarke Ingels Group, interior design by Gabellini Sheppard and Gilles et Boissier. The High Line Club offers owners exclusive privileges from Faena Hotel, access to curated partnerships, and thoughtfully designed amenity spaces overlooking The High Line, creating a truly distinguished residential offering in the most dynamic Downtown location. Penthouse W33B at One High Line is a 5,160 SF half-floor four-bedroom and five-and-a-half-bathroom residence curated by Gabellini Sheppard Associates. This remarkable home features northern, eastern, and western exposure overlooking the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline views and beyond. This half-floor penthouse home boasts a generous corner great room flanked by two Loggias totaling 446 SF - a north-facing Loggia with far-reaching views of the iconic Midtown horizon...

Designed in 1929 by the renowned architects Rosario Candela and Arthur Loomis Harmon, 740 Park Avenue is a landmarked co-op that has long been one of Manhattan's most coveted residential addresses. Grand proportions and enduring elegance suffuse interiors, where mansion-like residences boast exquisite pre-war architecture and embody sophisticated, functional design. This regal 5-bedroom, 6.5-bathroom duplex sits between Park and Madison Avenues, two blocks from Central Park. Refined original details blend with classic Lenox Hill aesthetics, creating alluring rooms with distinctive period features. Residents arrive on a private elevator landing leading to a remarkable gallery with marble floors, a built-in wall mirror, a powder room, and a sensuously curving staircase. Double doors reveal formal living and dining rooms and a stately library with wood-paneled walls, built-in shelves, and a wood-burning fireplace with an ornate mantel. All three spaces are ideal for grand entertaining and...

Magnificent Neo- Federal Mansion Prime Location Located steps from Fifth Avenue and Central Park, this 25-foot-wide Neo-Federal mansion embodies classic Upper East Side sophistication and offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Manhattan's architectural history. Built in 1887 by esteemed architect John H. Duncan, renowned for New York landmarks such as Grant's Tomb and the Memorial Arch at Grand Army Plaza, this residence underwent a meticulous Neo-Federal remodel in 1936, showcasing timeless elegance with refined Flemish-bond brick and limestone detailing.Spanning approximately 12,000 square feet across six levels, this grand residence features seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and two powder rooms. Step through the stately entry foyer into the formal parlor floor, where high ceilings and expansive, sunlit rooms exude a sense of luxury. Behind French doors lies the formal dining room, serviced by a custom butler's pantry featuring unique copper fixtures. ...

The result of a years-long renovation helmed by AD100 firm Gachot Studios, 334 West 20th Street is an impeccably renovated single family townhouse situated within the Chelsea Historic District. This 25-foot wide Greek Revival masterpiece spans 7,058 square feet across five levels, with three separate and distinct outdoor spaces including a tranquil tiered garden and rooftop deck. Exquisite finishes greet you at the home’s parlor floor, with ceiling heights reaching over 11 feet, 5-inch wide plank select rift cut European White Oak floors in a chevron pattern, and mahogany pocket doors with unlacquered brass hardware, with custom woodwork and plaster moldings throughout. Wood-burning and gas fireplaces clad with Imperial Danby marble mantels and Absolute Black granite hearths are found in the dining room and living room, respectively, with a stunning mahogany-clad butler’s pantry offering seamless entertaining possibilities with an electronic dumbwaiter and adjacent powder room. The living room’s triple French doors...

Spanning over 4200 square feet, this stunning 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom duplex is amongst the largest homes at the world renowned Greenwich Lane. This magnificent residence boasts an expansive, exquisitely landscaped, private terrace with irrigation system. Enter the main level of the home via a gracious foyer which opens to a palatial 35' long great room. There is ample room for luxurious living and separate dining and multiple access points onto the terrace. The chef's kitchen offers abundant custom-paneled wood cabinetry, soapstone countertops and impressive pantry space. Top-of-the-line appliances include an oversized Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, Sub-Zero wine refrigerator, six-burner vented Wolf stove and double oven, Miele dishwasher and a built-in convection oven/microwave with warming drawer. An inviting breakfast area includes seating for six. Four sizable and well appointed bedrooms are located on the south side of this floor. All face into a serene courtyard with sunny tree top views and...

A palatial prewar masterpiece, this grand, corner 26 into 21 room duplex residence boasts perfectly scaled rooms for spectacular entertaining and everyday living. Drenched in sunlight, each floor of the sprawling home has nearly 90 feet of frontage on Park Avenue and nearly every room has an open, external view. There are nine bedrooms, including a primary suite with a large windowed dressing room and separate sitting room, seven full windowed baths, two powder rooms, and three wood burning fireplaces. There is a beautiful enfilade of entertainment rooms which include a living room that is 39'6" long, a formal dining room, a corner library that is 25' long, an entertainment room, two enormous windowed eat-in kitchens both with breakfast rooms and large pantries, a windowed butler's pantry and a windowed laundry room. This stunning home has been thoughtfully designed by AD100 interior designer Jacques Grange and has rich Versailles...