Brown Harris Stevens

Sun flooded, fabulous full floor prewar condominium apartment perched high over Park Avenue. This light filled, beautiful home boasts four exposures, 4 corner rooms and nearly 4,200 square feet! A private elevator landing leads to a grand, 32 foot long living room with fabulous windows including a triple, almost full length window bank facing Park Avenue plus a South facing corner window. This expansive entertaining space features 10 foot beamed ceilings, multiple seating areas and a gas fireplace. Off of the living room is an elegant library or formal dining room with both Western and a corner North window, and an additional fireplace. The enfilade of windows on Park Avenue and two corners with light streaming in is fabulous. Both the living room and library have gas fireplaces. Between the living room and the kitchen is an oversized dining room or den...

Perfectly situated on the corner of Park Avenue and 65th Street, this exceptional high-floor prewar condominium offers incredible space and an abundance of light. The sophisticated residence is approximately 4,400 square feet and stretches across over 70-feet of Park Avenue frontage. The layout is designed for both grand entertaining and intimate gatherings. The impressive entrance gallery leads to the expansive and sun-flooded L-shaped living room with its wood-burning fireplace, a wall of custom built-in bookcases and open eastern views. It is adjacent to a versatile corner sitting room which opens to the south-facing dining room. The corner primary bedroom wing is a serene retreat. It includes an oversized walk-in closet and a large ensuite bath with a double vanity, shower and separate soaking tub. The primary sitting room with wood-burning fireplace serves as a home office and could easily be converted to an additional bedroom. A separate...

This grand and sophisticated duplex residence is located in the esteemed Rosario Candela-designed building at 770 Park Avenue in the heart of the Upper East Side. The apartment boasts a gracious layout with superb prewar details throughout. The entertaining rooms and three of the four bedrooms have an eastern exposure overlooking Park Avenue. Upon entering, you are greeted by an impressive entrance gallery with a sweeping curved staircase. The dramatic 30-foot living room with a wood-burning fireplace is sun-flooded through floor-to-ceiling windows with Juliet balconies. It is adjacent to the library with its own wood-burning fireplace and handsome built-in bookcases. The beautifully proportioned corner formal dining room is ideal for entertaining. The windowed gourmet eat-in kitchen offers custom cabinetry, ample countertops, two Subzero refrigerators, Viking 6-burner range, an additional oven, two sinks, two dishwashers and an icemaker. A staff room with full bath is conveniently located off...

457 and 459 West 24th Street were built in 1849 as part of a dignified row of twelve four-story residences, which combines features of the Greek Revival and Italianate styles. The six pairs were constructed as mirror images, so each shared a stoop, divided by a centered common handrail. No 459 and 457 are each 21-feet wide, built on a 103-foot deep lot. Totaling approx. 8000 square feet, they are currently configured as two three-family townhouses with only free-market month-to-month tenancy allowing the entire estate to be delivered vacant and ready for your architect and vision. Set behind a landscaped 15 feet deep front yards paved in bluestone and planted with ivy and an ailanthus tree, the houses are constructed of brick and retain their high stoop and doorway, fine ironwork, and the original bold modillion roof cornice. Both townhouses sit above a rusticated brownstone English basement, which...