Brown Harris Stevens

Historic Single-Family Mansion with Elevator in the Heart of Greenwich Village This 1849 Greek revival home, fresh from a three years-long renovation, is approximately 7,878 interior square feet and 805 exterior square feet between the private patio and two terraces. Available for the first time in nearly 70 years, 125 West 11th Street is a remarkable 22'4" ft-wide, six-story single-family townhome with an elevator serving the garden level up to the sixth floor. For 150 years, artists have lived and worked at 125 West 11th St. In the 1880s, the great American sculptor Daniel Chester French, creator of the Seated Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial, built the house's spectacular paneled studio with 30' ceilings and three massive skylights at the garden level. Later, the modern dancer Valerie Bettis used the famous studio to choreograph works for stage and film, including many routines...

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...

Gold Coast Mansion Majestic proportions, premiere location, and beautiful light and views define the grandly scaled 20 West 12th Street. An impressive 26 feet wide, built 80 feet on a 103 foot deep lot, and graced with a 20 foot private garden, with side garden, this approximately 9000 square feet turn of the century brick and stone house is destined to return to all of its former glory and maintains much of its century old character, lovingly maintained and attended to. Notable highlights include: Otis elevator; pristine basement over 6' high with updated mechanicals, plumbing, electric and gas service; 7 wood burning fireplaces; central air conditioning; north, south, and a rare east exposure offering glorious light and privacy; soaring ceilings reaching 13 feet high; and stunning landmark, verdant views. To the south, 3 protected townhouses protect the sun kissed southern exposure....

They say that life imitates art, and such is the case at 535 1st Street, a bespoke 5-story townhouse located on a prime landmarked block in Brooklyn's Park Slope. Commissioned by the award winning Leroy Street Studio and recently featured in Architectural Digest, this exquisitely crafted residence represents a tour de force in engineering and modern design and will please your senses at every turn with grand proportions and superb luxury details throughout . Built in the British Regency style, the stately limestone mansion with bowed front has been completely re-imagined, removing floor areas in the rear of the building to create dramatic double-height entertaining levels, each with soaring ceilings that showcase the owners extensive art collection. Walls of floor-to-ceiling movable glass connect you to nature, while fully irrigated planters and green roofs terrace up the rear facade echoing the garden at every level. More...