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22 Foot Wide Mansion on East 73rd Street On a tranquil tree-lined street central to the Upper East Side, this 22 foot wide mansion offers abundant indoor and outdoor space, beautiful light, extraordinary entertaining rooms, six spacious bedrooms and a generous eat-in kitchen, superb renovations…and a 20 foot tall indoor basketball court. Designed and built in 1904 by Stanford White, this brick and limestone house in the Neo Federal Style features Doric columns, a mansard roof and approximately 10,000 square feet of living space. Built by the finest craftsmen of the time, elegant period details can be found throughout, including hardwood floors, exceptionally wide and distinctive stairways, custom paneling, five fireplaces and oversized windows. With elegant interiors by AD 100 Ellie Cullman of Cullman Kravis, this is a gracious home that has been meticulously updated and maintained. The grand entry, with a welcoming gas fireplace, leads past an exceptionally wide staircase to the...

The epitome of luxury living in the Upper East Side—a breathtaking penthouse at 1 East 62nd Street. Situated within a full-service pre-war condominium designed by renowned architect Horace Trumbauer, this neo-French Classic style residence spans a remarkable 42-foot width. From the moment you enter through the private elevator, you're greeted by a grand two-story gallery that leads to a dramatic ballroom, complete with a wood-burning fireplace and soaring 23-foot ceilings. The original parquet-de-Versailles flooring and intricate details have been meticulously restored by museum-trained artisans, showcasing the timeless elegance of this historic residence. The sophisticated design continues with a corner-paneled library and a formal dining room adorned with 18th-century French panels. The corner primary suite offers a luxurious retreat, overlooking the south-facing terrace with breathtaking views of Central Park and beyond. With five bedrooms and five bathrooms, this residence epitomizes refined living, offering a seamless blend of historic grandeur and modern luxury....

Scale and presence make 14 East 63rd Street stand out amongst its neighbors. Built in 1873 by architects J.G. and R.B Lynd this classic brownstone mansion with elevator sits beautifully between 5th Avenue and Madison Avenue. The Lynd brothers were known for the architectural exuberance of their impressive columned entrances atop an impressive staircase, triple parlor floor plans, voluminous rooms and stunning interior embellishments. Much of the mansions architectural detail remain in tact. This 5 story mixed use mansion has an elevator and is built 25 feet wide by 67 feet deep on a 100 foot lot. On the ground floor an income producing fashion company operates. Above, find a grand 4 story 6 Bedroom 5.5 bath quadraplex of astounding proportions. Ascend the front stair case and enter through a double set of impressive arched doors to the Parlor Floor into a beautiful foyer featuring...

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.

Abundant light, breathtaking views, and elegant design coalesce at this sprawling Robert A.M. Stern sky mansion spanning over 4,600 square feet with four bedrooms, four and half bathrooms, smart home technology, and soaring 11-foot ceilings. Situated directly on Park Avenue just two blocks from Central Park, this exquisite full-floor residence represents one of the finest examples of contemporary sophistication and timeless Lenox Hill luxury. Peerless in volume and scale, the home is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows that offer dramatic cityscapes and serene Central Park vistas all year round. A private elevator landing leads through brass-trimmed French doors into a marble-clad gallery adjoined by formal living and dining rooms and a spacious library. The living room enjoys two exposures and is ideal for gatherings, while the dining room flows into an open-concept kitchen and family room. The family room is equally suited as a...

Perfectly situated on the 12th Floor of 778 Park Avenue, Rosario Candela''s most coveted building, this truly exceptional full-floor residence has spectacular entertaining rooms, soaring ceilings up to 11''7, and three wood burning fireplaces. Every room has picturesque views including views of Central Park from all of the western facing rooms. There are five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, two powder rooms as well as four staff rooms. You arrive through an elegant private elevator landing leading to the grand 36''6 long gallery. Off the gallery is a powder room and two oversized coat closets. The sun-drenched living room boasts three oversized windows which face east over Park Avenue. This magnificent 32''4 by 19''2 room has herringbone floors and is centered around the grand wood burning fireplace. Adjacent to the north is a 25''3 by 17''4 corner formal dining room with the second wood burning...

Penthouse Triplex at 40 East 72nd Street Situated between Park and Madison Avenues, 40 East 72nd Street is a boutique luxury condominium that seamlessly blends pre-war elegance with modern refinement. Originally built in 1928 by Schwartz & Gross and meticulously redesigned by Jacques Grange and BarryRice, this exclusive six-residence building offers full-time doorman service, privacy, and premier Upper East Side living. This three-level, 12-room, 5-6 Bedroom, 5.5 Bathroom Penthouse spans an impressive 6,060 square feet of interior space, complemented by three terraces and threebalconies comprising 1,210 square feet of private outdoor space. The residence is bathed in natural light throughout the day, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows and an intelligent layout that maximizes space and flow. Central air conditioning ensures comfort in every season. First Floor: A private elevator opens directly into the penthouse and leads to both the...

Sprawling legal three-family under construction with approved plans to build an exquisite and majestic single-family townhouse (with elevator) on one of the most upscale and exclusive Manhattan blocks: 63rd Street between Park and Madison Avenue. The financially qualified-buyer has the ultimate opportunity: to unlock her or his most inspiring vision and actualize a home you have always craved and needed.With the current team of townhouse experts, particularly the general contractor and architect, the structural possibilities are plentiful. The present legal configuration offers three residential units. The approved plans, currently in its nascent stages of construction, offers one level below ground and six levels above ground that include: - Cellar: sidewalk vault, water service and pumps, sauna room, powder room, two storage areas, elevator machine room, DH closet, IT closet, workshop room, and mechanical room. - Ground floor: two entrances with one entrance leading to the vestibule,...

The golden age of glamour meets modern luxury living on Manhattan's Upper East Side in this exquisite townhouse. This architectural gem crafted by the world-renowned duo Delano and Aldrich circa 1930, stands as a testament to timeless elegance combined with modern sophistication. The 8-story Neo-Georgian masterpiece stands out on the East 78th Street idyllic tree-lined block for its iconic facade-a curved marble staircase and iron fence that complements the home's red brick, trimmed in limestone, but that is just the beginning of its story. Inside, the grandeur continues with a French-inspired elliptical staircase. The home boasts six fireplaces, original French paneling, hardwood floors, and intricately carved marble mantels-all thoughtfully restored to preserve the essence of the 1930s. Double exposures and floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the home in natural light, and the property also includes multiple outdoor terraces and a private basketball court. The house has undergone a complete...

Dramatic and beautifully designed with an elegant stone-arched loggia, over 15-foot ceilings, and cinematic Central Park and skyline views, this full-floor penthouse at 255 East 77th Street is a stunning seven-bedroom residence that is classically proportioned and arranged. The dramatic 39-foot Great Room and primary suite hover over the cityscape, offering an extraordinary sense of scale and light. The kitchen, appointed with honed Calacatta marble and Miele appliances, opens to a sunlit breakfast area and den, creating a perfect flow for daily living and entertaining. A separate wing of bedrooms offers privacy and serene views of the city and river. Every detail, from the sophisticated layout to the bespoke finishes, reflects timeless design and modern luxury. The design of the residences at 255 East 77 is contemporary, honoring classicism with a fresh approach. Abundant light streams in, complementing the tailored interiors that are anchored with pristine white oak flooring. The...

995 Fifth Avenue - The Stanhope Rare Opportunity Designed by Rosario Candela 9 Bedrooms / 9.5 Baths / 8,360 sqft Over 70 linear feet on Fifth Avenue & Central Park with 10ft Ceilings Featuring some of the tallest ceilings in the building, measuring almost 10 feet in the main entertaining spaces. The landlease at The Stanhope extends until 2154 with no increases until 2041. Monthly costs encompass taxes, land leases, and common charges, presenting an exceptional opportunity in Manhattan's most sought-after locations and buildings. A large staff suite apartment (Residence #1I) is available for separate sale. Originally the grand ballroom of The Stanhope, the 16th floor encompasses over 8,360 square feet and showcases impressive 10-foot ceilings adorned with a striking coffered design, distinguishing it as the tallest residence below the penthouse level. Flooded with natural light and...

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...

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. ...

Elegant and rare full floor Pre-war Condo overlooking Central Park. Built in 1925 by one of the foremost grand architects of the prewar era, J.E.R Carpenter, this corner 4 bedroom, 5 and one-half bath residence has about fifty feet Central Park frontage, and seamlessly combines old world grandeur with all of today's modern-day conveniences. The private elevator vestibule opens to a spacious gallery opening onto all of the entertaining rooms. The grand formal living room faces Central Park and the famed Metropolitan Museum fountains to the North. This spacious front living room has a fine wood-burning fireplace and opens to a cozy English pine paneled library to the east. Adjacent to the living room is a large formal dining room also facing Central Park, and perfectly suited for entertaining of any size. Off the dining room is a spacious Chef's kitchen with breakfast area...

Housed atop one of Park Avenue's finest prewar cooperatives is a marvel of Modern architecture. Created with the finest craftsmanship to house a notable art collection, this thirteen-room triplex penthouse has the enviable pre-war scaled rooms, high ceilings, wood-burning fireplace, and paneled library all delivered with a chic and sleek contemporary renovation.A gracious gallery opens to the large light filled living room which features a double height ceiling, wood-burning fireplace and open views. The paneled library can be accessed by either the living room or gallery. A chic powder room is tucked behind the modern staircase. Just past the stairs is the formal dining room. The dining room opens to a spacious, top-of-the-line chef's kitchen with state of the art appliances. A large/private home office completes this level. All of the entertaining rooms have an abundance of wall space, and museum grade lighting, perfect for an art...

Rare full-floor triple-mint elegance at 955 Fifth Avenue with over 60 feet of frontage overlooking Central Park treetops. Measured at approximately 4,000 square feet, the apartment features a great room, formal dining room and library with expansive Central Park views. A private landing leads to a beautiful entrance gallery with a classic black and white marble floor. The Great Room, with two large windows on the Park, is centered on a wood-burning fireplace. The adjacent Formal Dining room is large enough to seat at least fourteen and also features a wood-burning fireplace with grand sweeping views of the Park. The corner room is currently configured as an office/library, but could also set up as a bedroom. The oval-shaped primary suite offers a serene sanctuary complete with his and hers ensuite bathrooms and individual dressing rooms each with...