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A property without equal: the most significant single-family townhouse ever offered for sale on the Upper West Side. Just off of Central Park, 48-50 West 69th Street is a residence that evokes a kind of scale, drama, and attention to detail not found since the Gilded Age, when palatial homes lined the neighborhood’s avenues and preceded today’s apartment buildings. Years of careful planning by Fradkin & McAlpin Architects and MDesign London has resulted in a truly extraordinary home spanning 41.5 feet wide and 19,600 square feet of interior space, with multiple oversized outdoor entertaining areas throughout. A post-tensioned limestone floating staircase is the architectural through-line that connects all eight levels and leads you to the home’s innumerable features. The parlor level boasts a 38-foot wide, double height living room with 24-foot ceilings and dual opposing wood-burning fireplaces, as well as a window-wrapped dining room with double-height sitting area and skylight....

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...

THE JULES BACHE MANSION Renovated Limestone Mansion off Fifth Avenue by CPH Gilbert The striking 26'-wide limestone mansion at 10 East 67 presents a rare opportunity to acquire an extraordinary Beaux-Arts townhouse off Fifth Avenue. Charles Pierrepont Henry Gilbert, one of New York's most illustrious Gilded Age architects, was commissioned in 1897 by renowned financier and art collector Jules S. Bache to craft an exquisite new mansion. Spanning 13,000 square feet over 7 levels and providing more than 1,500 square feet of outdoor space, this monumental estate offers every modern accommodation with room to spare. 10 East 67 was gut-renovated by star architect Peter Marino, and provides 20 rooms, 8 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and an elevator servicing all 7 levels. This mansion has countless distinguished attributes, amongst them a formal dining hall reconstructed from an English chapel with soaring 16.5 ceilings, gargoyles, and stained glass. Additionally,...

Presenting a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the discerning residential buyer to own a rare, exquisite landmark home in the heart of NYC; or for the commercial owner to house their business for various uses (as an office, gallery, retail space, embassy, private club, etc.) in an extraordinary space! Built in 1896 for James J. Goodwin, the cousin and business partner of JP Morgan, the magnificent 24,000 sq ft mansion at 9 West 54th Street, located just off prized 5th Avenue, sits on a generous 100.42' lot and boasts a 50'-wide footprint. This distinctive building most recently served as the headquarters of the US Trust Company. The historic treasure was designed as a stately double house (#s 9 and 11) by the era's preeminent architectural firm McKim, Mead and White, also responsible for conceiving many other iconic buildings in the city like the University Club and NY Public Library. The architecturally...

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 today's post covid lifestyle including 6 master bedrooms,7 baths,...

This spectacular rare offering of 214 Lafayette Street hasn't been on the market for over 30 years, a one-of-kind 5-story loft Townhouse is a sunlit architectural marvel featuring a very rare indoor pool in the heart of Soho. Meticulously designed to preserve the original details while infusing modern touches, this legal live/work residence features a Grand living space with 24-foot ceiling with massive oversized windows. Additional features include multiple bedrooms, media room, library/den, exposed brick, a wood-burning fireplace, and 1,000SF rooftop terrace with incredible city views. Highlights: elevator full size heated pool: 12'W x 40'L x 8D 19' - 25' Ceilings floor to ceiling windows wood burning fireplace seating area open to the main space below barrel vaulted ceilings 925+ landscaped terrace

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 built 70-feet deep. The...

145 Reade Street is a spectacular, 23.5 foot wide, limestone and brick townhouse, situated in the heart of TriBeCa. The home features four bedrooms, seven bathrooms (plus four half bathrooms) and nine fireplaces (three wood burning). The property was originally built in 1910 and was subsequently rebuilt in 2013 with the use of only the finest available finishes. No expense was spared in the ultra luxury renovation. In all, the home is 10,582 square feet with multiple outdoor areas (totaling 1,231 square feet) including an outdoor kitchen and patio, as well as a coveted pool with city views. Soaring ceilings (12 ft+ on most floors) and spacious room sizes can be noted throughout the home. The home also has a commercial grade elevator to access all six floors, radiant heated floor (even under the sidewalk outdoors), AV wiring throughout and extensive custom millwork. The exterior of the home, clad in limestone...

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 gem in the city's...

Welcome to 21 Beekman Place, a rare and expertly restored residence nestled on the northeast corner of a quiet picturesque street in an iconic Midtown East locale. Once owned by the renowned landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman, who left an indelible mark on the home's design, it features the lush planting styles and formal gardens she was famous for. Set against the serene backdrop of the East River, this stately home provides breathtaking views from nearly every space, with exposures to the East, West, and South. Its coveted location once attracted legendary American composer Irving Berlin, adding to the area's storied past. Beaming with character and charm, the home immediately transports you back in time as you enter. It has been thoughtfully updated to preserve its original design, showcasing old-world details elevated with modern upgrades. Antique oak floors laid in a chevron pattern, a grand curved staircase, five wood-burning fireplaces, triple-pane...

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...

84 Jane Street is a spectacular 6000'' contemporary mansion, given a transformation from top to bottom by Jonathan Schloss Architects, to convey brilliant light and luxuriant space. On a classic cobblestone street of West Village townhouses, this 24'' wide property was originally constructed in 1859, with an Italianate brick and true brownstone fa ade, carefully and beautifully restored to its original appearance, complete with its stone stoop. The interior is completely reconstructed with muscular steel framing and a curtain wall of glass in the rear, giving bright southern light on every floor, including the excavated basement. From the double height entryway, one sees a unified vision through the use of 135-year old, old growth, reclaimed walnut 14-18-wide plank floors, Venetian plaster walls and ceilings, large Onondaga limestone panels, and blackened steel and bronze details. The effect is dramatic. The Parlor floor has a...

Triple mint 22 foot wide townhouse, fully renovated top to bottom and offering significant space, volume, light, and quality. In a market of homes in need of renovation, this is the elusive turnkey home. The current owner gut renovated the home over the course of nearly a decade; it has been meticulously maintained, and is now prepared for its new owner. The house is approximately 9,000 square feet (8,200 above grade), situated on a 100 foot deep lot, and sits on the south side of 73rd Street just east of fashionable Madison Avenue. There are six stories, six bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and three powder rooms. Originally built in 1885, the facade is Neo-Grec Brownstone, fully restored. Enter through a securitized gate to a private foyer entry, and up we go. GARDEN LEVEL: You are greeted by an enormous, full-width gallery and library with a wood-burning fireplace and significant cloak storage. A...

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,...

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, double height and...

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...