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46 East 66th Street TownhouseThis pristine, 20-foot-wide townhouse is tucked away in one of Manhattan's most coveted locations, between Madison and Park avenues on the Upper East Side. It has been impeccably renovated with no detail spared, comprising five bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, and two powder rooms across six floors and 8,200 square feet of interior living space. HJ Development and internationally esteemed architecture and design firm Mojo Stumer composed the home. The home's exterior greets you with its timeless red-brick facade and limestone cartouche behind a front gate. Enter into a gracious foyer, which leads into a positively grand first floor with radiant-heat floors throughout. Pass through a vast entry gallery and into the custom-designed chef's kitchen, featuring exquisite details like Glassos countertops and a Calacatta Nuvolato marble backsplash. It also has top-of-the-line appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a six-burner Wolf range, a Miele warming drawer, and a...

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.

The perfect experience of townhouse living can be found at 235 West 11th Street, which has just undergone a complete gut renovation and expansion with an impressive transformation. Now standing as a six-story, mint-condition home that features an elevator and four private outdoor spaces, including a 40’ deep garden bordered by neighboring townhouse yards and three spacious balconies, whole house Warmboard radiant heated floors, and a fully integrated Savant Home System. Situated on one of the West Village’s premier townhouse blocks, this home is set back from the street with a beautifully landscaped forecourt providing privacy and security. Upon entry, a gracious foyer leads to a spectacular kitchen boasting a 15’ long Calacatta Gold Borghini central island, custom millwork cabinets by Leicht, and top-of-the-line appliances. Throughout the home, chevron rift & quartered white oak flooring, Venetian plastered ceilings, and millwork exude elegance. The parlor level offers a generous space for...

LUXURY 33' WIDE MANSION WITH WATER & BRIDGE VIEWS, PRIVATE 21,000 SQFT PRIVATE GARDEN ON A CUL-DE-SAC Discover a hidden gem at 6 Sutton Square, a 33-foot-wide townhouse offering unparalleled luxury in the heart of Manhattan. Nestled within a private 21,000-square-foot garden with breathtaking river and bridge views, this rare 8,500-square-foot mansion. Sutton Square, an iconic and nearly secret location, is a quiet cul-de-sac shared by only 14 townhouses, all enjoying exclusive access to the lush secret garden. As you enter through the hand-carved custom door, you'll be greeted by an open, light-filled space with oversized windows showcasing stunning views. This residence is for those seeking elegance, space, and a serene escape from the city's bustle. Meticulously maintained, the townhouse spans six levels, including a rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen. A modern hydraulic elevator, abundant storage, and the potential for a...

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,...

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 for Rita Hayworth. Most recently 125...

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...

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...

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. ...

The result of a years-long renovation helmed by AD100 firm Gachot Studios, 334 West 20th Street is an impeccably renovated single family townhouse situated within the Chelsea Historic District. This 25-foot wide Greek Revival masterpiece spans 7,058 square feet across five levels, with three separate and distinct outdoor spaces including a tranquil tiered garden and rooftop deck. Exquisite finishes greet you at the home’s parlor floor, with ceiling heights reaching over 11 feet, 5-inch wide plank select rift cut European White Oak floors in a chevron pattern, and mahogany pocket doors with unlacquered brass hardware, with custom woodwork and plaster moldings throughout. Wood-burning and gas fireplaces clad with Imperial Danby marble mantels and Absolute Black granite hearths are found in the dining room and living room, respectively, with a stunning mahogany-clad butler’s pantry offering seamless entertaining possibilities with an electronic dumbwaiter and adjacent powder room. The living room’s triple French doors...

Newly Constructed, this sanctuary was fully completed in 2022 and it is waiting for you! Bring your suitcase and own a piece of Manhattan nestled between iconic Central Park and Riverside Park only moments from Lincoln Center. Meticulously deconstructed down to original Brownstone facade, this remarkable Landmarked home has undergone an exquisite transformation over the past seven years, carefully executed by a master Artisan renowned for their commitment to quality and craftsmanship. This rare 20-foot-wide single-family townhouse provides brand new infostructure built to the standard of a European Passive House. This home showcases an array of distinct features that set it apart. Ascend the Guggenheim Museum-inspired staircase, painstakingly handmade, or effortlessly access any level via the high-speed walnut-clad elevator. Take in the views looking out through the rear facade which is composed entirely of triple-pane glass. Delight in the ambiance of five fireplaces, including two wood-burning and three gas options,...

Bring your designer to this tall and handsome 25' wide Italianate townhome located on the most prime street in historic Greenwich Village. The home has been fully gutted down to the studs and it's ready for you to create your dream home. It comes with fully approved Landmark and Department of Building plans. There is a large south-facing garden, high ceilings throughout, 3 wood burning fire places and a terrace. Built in 1860, this tall brick house of the Italianate period was built for Jacob Huyler, who was in the ice trade. It has segmental-arched windows and doorways, and the roof cornice has a series of single brackets separated by diamond-shaped panels. The location of this townhome couldn't be better, nestled along the tree-lined streets and historic townhomes, close to public transportation and some of the best restaurants and shops the city has to offer....

This Lenox Hill limestone mansion is exceptional with much of its magnificent original details lovingly preserved. 18 East 76th is ideally located next door to the chic Surrey Hotel and Central Park between 5th and Madison Avenues, with the legendary Carlyle Hotel around the corner. Originally built in 1881 as a Victorian brownstone, Henry Block purchased it in 1906. He hired architect Henry Hertz to upgrade the house to the Beaux-Arts beauty it is today, the style du jour. Measuring 22’ wide and 100’ deep, The Block House was and remains absolutely ideal for entertaining! This is a unique opportunity to own a truly remarkable property. Welcome to Manhattan’s Gilded Age! Walk up the limestone stairs passing through the foyer into the impressive front parlor with Corinthian columns adorning the walls upholding the soaring 14’ornate ceilings. You are greeted by a monumental fireplace topped with a massive mirror...

Set on a picturesque tree-lined block steps from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, 11 Cranberry Street is a stunning, mint-condition 25.5'-wide mansion, meticulously redesigned by renowned architecture firm HS2. Commemorated by a historic plaque, the Mott Bedell House was originally built in 1840 for Mott Bedell, a ship's chandler with offices on Wall Street. Reimagined through a five-year, full gut renovation, this astounding townhouse has been completely rebuilt and restored, extending the building and creating a usable cellar with a large sauna and separate steam shower. The scope of the renovation included new structural work, radiant heated flooring on all floors, and full Control4 smart home automation, making it one of New York City's finest and most luxurious historic homes. The original door at the top of the grand stoop entry opens to a parlor floor featuring approximately 14' ceilings, original moldings, a fireplace mantel, and restored historic...

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. Cellar- mechanicals, storage, laundry. ...

Introducing Laight House Tribeca Opportunities abound at 46 Laight Street, a stunning late-19th-century condominium nestled on a prime cobblestone street in the Tribeca Historic District. With a generous lot width of 25 feet, boasting over 11,000 square feet of living space, and featuring coveted curb-cut garage parking, 46 Laight Street stands as a rare gem in the heart of Tribeca's Historic District. With three beautiful apartments and private curb-cut garage parking in Northwest Tribeca, 46 Laight Street presents an exciting opportunity for use as an income-generating investment property or as a conversion to create a lavish single-family mansion on coveted Laight Street. Currently configured as three condominium units - owners can decide to enjoy the luxurious penthouse while renting the other two units or lease all three units of the trophy Tribeca address. The Penthouse has been thoughtfully set up to easily combine with the full-floor...