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Occupying the entire 4th Floor of this architecturally significant 1930 Emery Roth designed building, this grand and beautiful apartment is in excellent condition and offers unbelievable entertaining space and extraordinary views of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Spanning approximately 5,000 square feet, this rarely found 12 room apartment provides a large park-facing primary bedroom suite, and an expansive bedroom wing with four large additional bedrooms with en-suite baths. There is a sixth bedroom that can be used as a study or staff room. This perfect floor plan also offers a combination of central and through-wall AC systems, powder room, separate laundry room, high ceilings, and abundant closet space. Located in a landmarked historic district, 993 Fifth Avenue is a prominent 1930 limestone-clad prewar cooperative with only one apartment per floor. Situated in a prime location across from Central Park, residents enjoy the highest level of service with a live-in resident manager,...

Perched atop 936 Fifth Avenue, this recently updated three-bedroom penthouse is a true gem, offering unparalleled Central Park vistas and an abundance of natural light. The fully renovated, duplex spans 3,800 square feet of exquisite interior space, complemented by over 2,400 square feet of private outdoor terraces. A private elevator opens directly onto the 18th floor, where you're greeted by a stunning marble-clad gallery with double height ceilings and a sweeping marble staircase. The residence features a series of lush, landscaped wrap-around terraces that enhance every principal room with green, panoramic views. The grand living room is a highlight, boasting a bay window with sweeping westward views over Central Park and expansive northern and southern vistas. The elegant formal dining room impresses with its parquet de Versailles flooring and exquisite boisserie. A floor to ceiling corner window was just added in a recent renovation, offering open Eastern exposures....

The Penthouses at 200 East 75th are classic and elegant and designed for both formal entertaining and casual fun everyday life. With 11-foot ceilings, fireplaces, usable terraces in the right places and open views, these full floor apartments were designed without compromise. Penthouse 2 is a 5 bedroom, 5-and-a-half-bathroom apartment with a formal dining room and library and 2 lovely terraces, all with open city, pretty views, and lots of sky. The foyer and entrance gallery open to a lovely terrace with open views north, east and west. A library with double doors sits at one end of the gallery and the gracious entrance to the living room sits at the other. The great room, which is beautifully proportioned at 19 by 24-feet, has a terrace that runs along its west side and a gas fireplace. The formal dining room is a lovely surprise in this apartment with its charming curved...

Grand townhouse, perfect for entertaining with living, dining, kitchen, and garden all on one floor! This stately, 8,000 square foot townhouse is flooded with natural light and boasts a cleverly designed layout that seamlessly flows from one generously-sized room to the next. A stunning spiral staircase with an eye-catching oculus at the top serves as the centerpiece of the home. Despite its polished exterior, this townhouse is not your typical New York City residence. Tucked away behind its impressive limestone facade, Doric-styled columns, and dormer windows is a mansion-like oasis. The expansive 54 triple-wide backside, which spans two floors, is a sight to behold. A modern, two-story addition adds depth to the property and houses a stunning Smallbone kitchen with exposed wooden beams, heated floors, dual ovens, and dual dishwashers, as well as a 13x28 gymnasium that can be used as a basketball court, workout room, yoga...

920 Fifth Avenue, designed in 1921 by the preeminent architect, J.E.R. Carpenter, and opened for occupancy in October 1922, is one of the finest Fifth Avenue addresses. This exceptional 8th floor, 11 into 10 room home, with above the tree tops Central Park views, is an exemplar of luxurious Fifth Avenue homes. Considered one of Carpenter's best designed residential buildings, he, as well as his daughter and son-in-law, chose to live at 920 Fifth Avenue. As you tour this stately and stunning prewar home, one discovers the apartment's many outstanding features-expansive Central Park views from 6 oversized windows in the living room and 3 main bedrooms, three wood burning fireplaces, a private elevator vestibule, high ceilings and Carpenter's masterful design, Entering from the private elevator landing, you are welcomed into the foyer, which is the keystone of Carpenter's brilliant design. From here you access the public rooms-living room,...

In the heart of Manhattan's Upper Eastside on arguably the most coveted block, this lofty home is simply iconic. For those desiring Central Park and Manhattan skyline views, beautiful natural light and voluminous rooms - this 3500+ square foot home is unequalled. With a bird's eye view of Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the George Washington Bridge and other notable buildings - the picturesque views are unsurpassed. Complementing the views the apartment features soaring 12+ foot ceiling creating volume and space while oak flooring and wood burning fireplaces provide warmth and texture. From a private elevator landing, enter the apartment via a foyer, off which an enormous living room and library offer sweeping Central Park and iconic New York City skyline views. Along an impressive gallery leads to three bedrooms with ensuite baths. The dining room and spacious kitchen provide for elegant entertaining. The apartment is in...

For nearly 100 years, The Surrey Hotel has been a discreet and cherished enclave for those who shape culture. Today, it is an icon reborn, having undergone an extensive transformation in partnership with world leaders in hospitality and design. With the highly anticipated re-opening of this Upper East Side institution, The Surrey will present an exquisite collection of 14 private homes. Developed by Reuben Brothers, The Surrey merges timeless charm with a partnership with the global hospitality brand Corinthia Hotels, and the restaurant & private members' club, Casa Tua. Originally designed by Schwartz & Gross, The Surrey's Landmark Art Deco design is set amidst tree-lined avenues, followed by an entry set with marble, limestone, and terracotta. Arrive home through the lobby-flanked by Noir St. Laurent and Calacatta marble-Inspired by the hotel's overarching narrative of a contemporary take on the classic Upper East Side hotel, reimagined by Martin...

116 East 61st Street stands as a beacon of elegance and sophisticated living in the heart of Lenox Hill, off the prestigious Park Avenue. This single-family townhouse, meticulously restored and once the domain of an internationally renowned interior designer, merges historic charm with modern luxury across its five-storied, triple-mint condition facade. With an impressive 5,750 square feet of living space, the residence boasts a myriad of amenities including a custom artisan elevator, central air conditioning, a Crestron System for modern convenience, and a security system ensuring peace of mind. The gated entry opens onto the garden level and unveils an elegant white exterior, leading into a contemporary chef’s kitchen on the first floor, complete with French limestone floors, Venetian plaster walls, a breakfast booth, island seating, and pocket doors for an intimate dining experience. The spacious dining room, adorned with a working fireplace, connects through three large French doors...

This remarkable historical home, Symphony Townhouse, is nestled on one of New York City’s most prestigious blocks. Originally built in 1872 by John Prague, this exquisite property has undergone a stunning transformation, marrying the charm of its Victorian origins with the elegance of a Neo-Georgian facade, redesigned by renowned architect R.D. Graham. The property’s facade, so remarkable in its restoration by the craftsmen behind The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, was recommended for national landmark status. Spanning over 8,000 square feet and occupying a 2,008 square foot lot, the home includes five bedrooms and six-plus bathrooms. Upon entering The Symphony Townhouse, guests are warmly greeted by heated bluestone pavement. Inside, the grandeur of the foyer, adorned with hand-painted wall coverings, sets the tone for the opulence within. The parlor floor features Versailles wood floors, 13.5-foot ceilings, and a library that retains its original pine wood from...

This listing is for the sale of two individual homes, PH46 and loft residence 4B. Residence 46 captures cinematic views from a 419' elevation. This full floor home is only one of two remaining offerings for this 4,017 sqft, four bedroom, four ensuite baths and powder room layout. Oversized windows encapsulate the iconic scenery spanning from Central Park and beyond the midtown skyline to the East River and beyond the mountains of New Jersey. Pre-war style inspired detailing has been refreshed to meet modern luxury expectations, including a formal elliptical private entry gallery with coved ceilings and custom plaster wainscoting complimented by 7.5-inch wide Austrian white oak flooring and tall tilt & turn Albertini Italian windows. Residence 46 features expansive entertainment space with a 21'6' x 21' living room and 21' 16'4 formal dining room with south and west views and over 13 foot ceilings, offering a canvas of Central...

This listing is for the sale of two individual homes, PH 44 and loft residence 4B. Residence 44 captures cinematic views from a 403' elevation. This full floor home is only one of two remaining offerings for this 4,017 sqft., four bedroom, four ensuite baths and powder room. Oversized windows encapsulate the iconic scenery spanning from Central Park and beyond the midtown skyline to the East River and beyond the mountains of New Jersey. Pre-war style inspired detailing has been refreshed to meet modern luxury expectations, including a formal elliptical private entry gallery with coved ceilings and custom plaster wainscoting complimented by 7.5-inch wide Austrian white oak flooring and expansive tall tilt & turn Albertini Italian windows. Residence 44 features expansive entertaining with a 21'6' x 21' living room and formal dining room of 21' 16'4 with south and west views and 14 foot ceilings offering a canvas of Central...

Candela Perfection - with a 700 Sq. Ft. Terrace Ideally situated on a high floor of one of Rosario Candela's most prestigious and sought-after white-glove pre-war cooperatives at the corner of Park Avenue and 70th Street, this exceptional 11 room residence occupies the front south corner of the building, and enjoys a magnificent 700 Sq Ft. terrace with wonderful Manhattan Skyline views . The home has the feel of a penthouse, as it is the first point at which this magnificent building sets back to create large private outdoor terraces for the residents of the coveted upper floors. Light streams in throughout the day through 31 oversized picture windows spanning all four exposures. A private elevator landing opens into a gracious 24 ft gallery, which leads to an impressive and grand 70 ft expanse of entertainment space. The enormous living room, formal dining room and library all...

Sundrenched Prewar Penthouse Duplex - 5,500 Sq Ft. This exceptional 14 room prewar penthouse duplex with spectacular landscaped terraces is situated high atop one of Manhattan's finest prewar cooperatives. The building is perfectly located on East 64th Street, on one of the most beautiful tree-lined blocks in the Upper East Side Historic District. A private elevator landing opens onto an impressive south-facing center gallery bathed in natural light throughout the day. The adjacent spectacular and massive 27 x 23 living room with a wood-burning fireplace has three exposures, soaring ceilings, and commands wonderful open views through floor-to-ceiling Palladian windows. Stunning landscaped terraces surround the living room on all three sides, and views as far as Central Park can be seen in the distance. On the opposite side of the gallery is a beautifully proportioned corner dining room with a wood-burning fireplace. The dining room also commands impressive...

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...

Expansive Fifth Avenue Residence with Panoramic Park Views Nestled along Fifth Avenue, this meticulously crafted residence spans nearly 80 feet, offering breathtaking views overlooking Central Park, North all the way to the George Washington Bridge & South to the Empire State building. Bathed in sunlight at both sunrise and sunset, this home is a serene oasis floating above the reservoir. Upon entering, one is greeted by a grand living room adorned with floor-to-ceiling picture windows that showcase unparalleled vistas of Central Park to the west, Fifth Avenue to the south, and beyond to the iconic landmarks of the city. The living space, extending over 40 feet, seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living with two spacious terraces, ideal for entertaining or simply savoring the views. The gourmet kitchen, thoughtfully designed with the culinary enthusiast in mind,...

Situated on a sought-after street just one block from Central Park, sits this stunning 19th century brownstone with a state of the art renovation, completed three years ago, by AD 100 designer KA Design Group. Built in 1881, this imposing 5-story, 18 feet wide single-family home features a garden, cellar, large elevator servicing all floors, and finished rooftop deck with an outdoor kitchen boasting 7,600+/-square feet of exceptional living space. The garden level welcomes you with a spacious entryway, beyond which sits a media room, a glass enclosed mud room and powder room. This level also features a chef’s kitchen with Calcutta marble countertops, radiant heated floors, Subzero and Miele appliances; off the kitchen includes a spacious breakfast room boasting custom walnut benches that leads out to the small landscaped garden with built-in jacuzzi. Upon entering the parlor level, this stunning main floor is filled with natural light and nearly 12’ ceilings. The...