Brown Harris Stevens

Remarkable 40 FT wide Neo Georgian Mansion This elegant home was built by brothers, Elliott and John Cross (Cross & Cross) in 1930, as the "Hangar's Club", an exclusive club for business men involved in the development and financing of early aviation in America Esteemed Architect, Peter Pennoyer and architectural Historian Ann Walker, in their book, "New York Transformed: The architecture of Cross & Cross" describe the brothers and business partners as "Masters of their craft and well connected Society men, who oversaw the construction and development of dignified structures throughout New York City, from apartment houses to country estates of Society families and industry leaders" The Brother's achievements include diverse projects such as: The Art Deco RCA Victor Building (1931) , The Landmark Tiffany Building on 57th & Fifth. (1940), not to mention the exclusive 'One Sutton Place South cooperative building' designed in collaboration...

Considered by many to be the grandest floor plan ever created by Rosario Candela, this highly coveted, and rarely available B-line of approximately 8500 square feet has recently undergone a full renovation by Peter Marino.

FULLY RENOVATED LIMESTONE MANSION off 5TH AVENUE One of the most notable townhouses on the market between Fifth and Madison Avenues in the East 70's on Manhattan's Upper East Side, this stunning limestone mansion is just off Central Park and Fifth Avenue's Gold Coast. The townhouse, which was built in 1869 and redesigned in 1919 by eminent architect, George Blum, has an architecturally important limestone fa ade in the Italian Renaissance style. The centerpiece of this extraordinary 7 level, approximately 10,800 sq. ft. residence is its beautifully proportioned double Parlor, with its south facing drawing room with high ceiling, marble fireplace and a pair of arched Palladian double doors leading to balconies. A wide and grand landing seamlessly leads to a gracious second Salon. The townhouse is in excellent condition and offers coveted space for...

SPECTACULAR BEAUX-ARTS LIMESTONE MANSION An approximately 18,000 SF, John H. Duncan, 1901 New York City Architectural Treasure, between Fifth and Madison Avenues, now available for sale (Pictures, Floor Plans & Description coming soon)

35-FOOT WIDE TROPHY PROPERTY FOR MIXED USE, COMMUNITY FACILITY OR SINGLE-FAMILY CONVERSION 41 East 62nd Street was originally built as a stable for Elbridge T. Gerry, a prominent lawyer whose mansion was located on Fifth Avenue and 60th Street. Alfred Zucker, the original architect for the property, constructed a three-story stable with a remarkably sophisticated faade that married neo-Tudor and Gothic Revival elements. The distinguished faade we now see was the result of an alteration in 1946. It is constructed of red brick laid in English bond with a recessed doorway at the east end of the property. Iron railings and stone lintels adorn the second-floor windows, while balustrades are set below the front slate mansard roof on the fourth floor where dormer windows were planned to be installed plus a setback fifth floor. The lot is approximately 35 feet by 100 feet with the building...

Magnificent, mint condition full floor residence renovated by world-renowned architect and interior designer, Peter Marino, using the finest luxury materials and craftsmanship. The elevator opens to a private landing and onto a grand 37' gallery with three enormous south facing windows that flows into the majestic living room and library, both with 12 ft. ceilings, wood burning fireplaces and glorious Central Park views. The equally sized grand corner living room with double exposure and library with Juliet balcony are also connected by two sets of French doors. At the opposite end of the gallery, the elegant, formal dining room also has a wood burning fireplace and a delightful Juliet balcony. There is an additional room with bath directly off the gallery which can function as a bedroom, home office or sitting room. The well-equipped marble and stainless chef's kitchen with breakfast room can easily accommodate a large staff or...

Welcome to a masterpiece of townhouse elegance-an extraordinary 25-foot-wide mansion off Fifth Avenue, where timeless sophistication meets modern luxury. This grand residence, spanning five floors, exemplifies the grandeur of classic pre-war design while offering contemporary comforts in one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods. From the moment you step inside, you're aware of the refined grandeur of time past. The mansion boasts six generously sized bedrooms and a total of nine bathrooms, providing an unparalleled level of comfort and privacy. High ceilings and expansive windows bathe each room in natural light, enhancing the airy, open feel of the space.The architectural beauty of pre-war features are balanced with modern conveniences- elegant moldings, intricate woodwork, and classic marble fireplaces highlight the historic charm, while necessary modern amenities such as an elevator, central air and a brand new kitchen cater to contemporary living.Step outside to your private garden oasis-always rare...

Perched above the treetops of Central Park, and situated at one of the city’s most prestigious addresses, this glorious residence is offered to the market for the first time in more than fifty years. Throughout the residence, Rosario Candela’s celebrated genius as the architect of New York’s greatest residential edifices is in full evidence: the apartment’s proportions are expansive and pleasing, and the floor plan is utter perfection in terms of grandeur and elegance. The delightful entertaining rooms are all prominently situated to enjoy the glorious views of the Park. Majestic in scale, the Living Room, nearly 40 feet in length, offers views to the south and west as it wraps the corner, and the handsome Library and stately Dining Room follow en enfilade along the Avenue. Meanwhile the ample private wing, consisting of four bedrooms, is brilliantly situated along the southern flank of...

Triple Mint Park Avenue Penthouse This meticulously renovated 5,200 Sq Ft (approx.) penthouse duplex with wonderful Central Park and Manhattan Skyline views is located on the 19th and 20th floors of one of Park Avenue's most prestigious white-glove Prewar Cooperatives at the corner of East 71st Street. An oversized private elevator landing opens onto an elegant 21 ft. entrance gallery with an enormous picture window capturing breathtaking views of the Manhattan Skyline and Central Park. The gallery leads to a massive 35 x 22 Ft living room with soaring 11 ft. ceilings and three exposures; the Western exposure captures outstanding skyline and Central Park views. At the opposite end of the gallery is a wonderful corner library and a gracious formal dining room with floor-to-ceiling French doors opening onto the penthouse's north terrace. The vast and beautifully...

Arguably one of the most important residences on Fifth Avenue, this exceptionally grand and architecturally important 18-room home is being offered for sale for the first time in over 60 years. It occupies an entire private floor in one of Fifth Avenue's most sought after white glove, limestone-clad cooperatives on the northeast corner of East 63rd Street and Fifth Avenue. The home has 100 feet of frontage facing Central Park, and an impressive enfilade of elegant entertainment rooms spanning over 70 feet along Fifth Avenue. Oversized windows capture beautiful views of Central Park and the Midtown Manhattan skyline. A private elevator landing opens onto an impressive and stately 45-foot gallery with Parquet de Versailles floors and a wood-burning fireplace. The gallery provides access to all of the entertainment rooms of the home. The grand drawing room, formal dining room and inviting library,...

Occupying the entire 19th floor, the Penthouse at 109 East 79th Street offers an exceptional 5,561 square feet of living space with five bedrooms, a formal dining room, library, five ensuite bathrooms, and a powder room. Designed by Steven Harris Architects, this unique penthouse features 334 square feet of private outdoor space, soaring 10-foot ceilings, and expansive 360-degree views of the city. The design blends prewar elegance with modern sophistication, incorporating floor-to-ceiling casement-style windows and wide, rift-cut American white oak flooring in a chevron pattern throughout. Upon entering through a private, keyed vestibule with St. Clair marble flooring and bespoke rift-cut European white oak paneling, you are greeted by a grand entry gallery. The spacious entertaining wing includes a formal dining room, a large Great Room with a gas fireplace and a south-facing balcony, and an adjacent library with a south-facing terrace offering sweeping views over 79th Street, Midtown Manhattan, and...

178 East 75th Street is an iconic home of distinction thoughtfully renovated and curated by renowned international artist, Ilana Goor and her husband. Built circa 1903, this 5-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom single family home is one of only approximately 75 carriage houses left in New York City and includes a drive-in garage on the street level. A rare blend of character and modern luxury, a carriage house on this grand a scale is uncommon in a city where many landmark carriage homes stand out for their instantly recognizable facades rather than their size. This home offers both. The 6-story elevator home literally rises above and offers a fresh exciting view from every angle. In addition to over 6,600 square feet of interior space, there is a serene south-facing garden patio as well as a 1200+ sq. ft. roof deck with birds-eye views of the neighborhood. Inside, bright open spaces, skylights,...

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...