Brown Harris Stevens

1 West 123rd Street --- 31 Mt Morris Park West Winner of the 2022 LUCY G. MOSES PRESERVATION Award THE JOHN DWIGHT HOUSE - PAST IS PROLOGUE Following the lead of McKim, Mead & White, this house was built in 1890 in the neo-Renaissance Revival style by architect Frank Hill Smith for John Dwight. It was erected during The Gilded Age (from 1875 to 1900 or 1910), and financed by his baking soda empire, Arm and Hammer. This product dominated the market from 1873 onward and is still popular today. Frank Hill Smith was also a painter who collaborated with William Morris Hunt in the 1880s, which may account for his preoccupation with interior design and color, which is reflected in the house we see today. AWARD WINNING HISTORIC RENOVATION During their decade long ownership, the present owners...

THIS IS A BIG LOT SQUARE FOOTAGE IS APPROXIMATELY 45,938 SQUARE FEET AND SITS IN AN R6B / C2-3 ZONING AREA. WITHIN R6B / C2-3 ZONING, IT ALLOWS FOR RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH A 2.0 FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) FOR TOTAL AS OF RIGHT BUILDABLE OF APPROXIMATELY 91,876 SQFT. A PROPERTY SURVEY IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. 47-11 90TH STREET IS A EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A DEVELOPER / INVESTOR TO CAPITALIZE ON THE GROWING DEMAND FOR RESIDENTIAL, RENTAL, AND CONDOMINIUM SPACE IN THE CENTER ELMHURST / REGO PARK NEIGHBORHOODS OF QUEENS.

Rarely offered, this stunning Mediterranean home, crafted to perfection, boasts over 8000 square feet of magnificent living space and sits on a 24,000 square foot lot with unparalleled waterfront views. Featuring a captivating stone and stucco exterior, abundant windows, and meticulous architectural details adorning every corner. Every detail reflects uncompromising quality, demonstrating that no expense was spared in the selection of finishes. Enter through grand double doors into a foyer adorned with cathedral ceilings and venetian plaster walls. A majestic, curved staircase embellished with intricate custom iron railings, adding a touch of grandeur to the home's aesthetic. Porcelain floors equipped with radiant heating offer both sophistication and cozy warmth. Effortless convenience of an elevator is available to move you between floors. The first level hosts a formal living room, a grand formal dining room that boasts abundant windows, a coffered ceiling, and iron doors opening onto a stone...

THE I.M PEI PENTHOUSE A WORLD RENOWN ARCHITECT In 1948, a young visionary developer already known to particularly love architecture was seeking a talented new architect for his upcoming business and personal projects. The search landed upon a brilliant young professor at Harvard: Ieoh Ming Pei, I. M. Pei. I.M. Pei would also design this personal penthouse for his employer and would quickly display his exceptional ability to capture the ultimate quality of its space and its extraordinary light overlooking the water of the East River. Pei's later home for 45 years at 15 Sutton Square a few blocks north would be chosen for the same aspect of extraordinary light overlooking grass and the water of the East River. BEEKMAN PLACE In the midst...