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244 East 49th Street is an opportunity for a discerning buyer to own the former long-term residence of iconic actress Katharine Hepburn. The epitome of New York glamour defines this gorgeous 19-foot-wide townhouse, which seamlessly blends the home’s special architectural character with modern sensibilities. Boasting graciously scaled rooms, 6 fireplaces, approximately 4,600 square feet of meticulously finished interior space, and an enchanting 1,000 square foot south-facing rear garden, this gracious home stands four stories high with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Published in design magazines, this 1899-built house has been masterfully restored and renovated and praised for its elegant interiors and carefully selected luxury furnishings. 244 East 49th Street is nestled in historic and coveted Turtle Bay Gardens, a private enclave of 20 homes steeped in history and boasting notable past residents including Bob Dylan, Stephen Sondheim, and E. B. White. GARDEN FLOOR: Enter through a gated forecourt into the stone-tiled entrance foyer which flows to the kitchen and dining room as well as a powder room. The beautifully designed eat-in kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring top-of-the-line appliances including a 48” Thermador six-burner plus griddle vented range and double ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, custom designed cabinetry, stone countertops, and a built-in breakfast table and banquette. Adjacent to the kitchen is the tasteful butler’s pantry with Sub-Zero wine cooler which flows into the south-facing sunlit dining room complemented by a stunning original marble wood-burning fireplace, beautiful hardwood floors, and a wall of windows. Exit the dining room glass door to find the perfect outdoor urban oasis. The 1,000 square foot bi-level flagstone patio and landscaped irrigated garden is enhanced by mature trees, peaceful fountain, and flowering bushes. Beyond a low wooden gate, you’ll find additional room to stroll and relax in historic Turtle Bay Gardens, a private park accessible only to the residents of the surrounding 20 townhomes, all of whom share a common garden filled with mature trees and multiple fountains. PARLOR FLOOR: The grand and gracious front parlor with soaring 11’ ceilings is currently used as an elegant formal living room with a gorgeous marble mantle fireplace and three French doors opening to a charming Juliette balcony that runs the width of the house. Separated by a stylish wet bar, the sunlit rear library, with a wood-burning fireplace and a carved wooden mantel, is highlighted by floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing the beauty and serenity of the backyard gardens. THIRD FLOOR: The elegant primary bedroom featuring another wood-burning fireplace, high ceilings, and three floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking verdant gardens comes replete with a walk-in-closet renovated bathroom with claw-foot soaking tub, glass stall shower, and double sinks, as well as Katharine Hepburn’s original mirrored vanity left intact. Down the hall in the front, you’ll find another wonderfully proportioned bedroom (currently used as an intimate sitting room and office) with a fireplace and three large windows. FOURTH FLOOR: Ascending the intricately carved and impeccably restored wooden staircase to the top floor, light streams in from the skylight above. On this level are two generously scaled bedrooms with beautifully finished hardwood floors, oversized windows, and each with renovated bathrooms ensuite and custom outfitted walk-in closets. LOWER LEVEL: The lower level houses a wine cellar, laundry room, half bathroom, and enviable storage space. The elegant interiors are complemented by substantial capital upgrades, including oil to natural gas conversion, multi-zoned central air-conditioning and heating, A/V system, and security system. This special home must be seen to be fully appreciated.

Located in Times Square's heart of the city, the Theatre District, this is a vacant 4-story commercial building, plus a basement. Pre-pandemic, thisbuilding most recently was a TGIF and previously Rosy O'Grady. The building is 17,200 square feet and consists of a restaurant plus two commercialunits. The first two floors and the basement are built-out as a restaurant; they have a sprinkler, freezer, and refrigeration systems and are vented. Thethird and fourth floors have a separate entrance. A music school/performance space previously leased here. Tenants previously paid all their utilities,and the real estate tax increases. The property also features approximately 32,000 square feet of additional air rights. It resides on a visible streetwith over 35 feet of frontage between 6th and 7th Avenue. This location provides foot traffic, conveniently by Times Square, Broadway theaters,Rockefeller Center, and over ten different subway lines. Zoning Designation: Commercial C6-5.6, Special District MID

Modern Mansion with Garage in the Heart of Chelsea Making its debut after a multi-year design and build by renowned contemporary architect Andrea Steele, 217 West 20th Street possesses a rare synergy of attributes: an inspired contemporary design, a private parking garage, elevator and cascades of natural light on every level. This mansion-sized architectural masterpiece measures 25’ in width and encompasses over 9,000 sf across its 6 stories plus an additional 1,500 sf of exterior space within two terraces. Currently configured as 4 beds, 6 full baths, 3 half baths and a spa with steam shower and sauna, the townhouse could easily accommodate 2 additional beds, yielding 6 bedrooms in total. The townhouse makes a striking statement with its blackened steel lower façade and Bauhaus-inspired anodized aluminum privacy screen above. The level of finishes is best described as museum quality, with no expense spared in the execution of this minimalist masterwork of design. Reflecting the boldness of New York City architecture in its scale and materiality, the townhouse presents a rare opportunity to purchase a piece of the city's distinctive fabric. The townhouse received the Society of American Registered Architect’s highest honor, the Award of Excellence, cementing its place in the firmament of New York City townhouse design. Ground Fl Entering the townhouse, a hallway lined in grey slate pavers leads past the glass-encased garage to a luminous floating glass pavilion. Complete with its own full bathroom and laundry, the suite can provide a multitude of uses including as a guest bedroom, home office or creative space. Garage The garage measures approximately 11 ft in width by 27 ft in depth, and easily accommodates an SUV. Tiled in the same grey slate pavers as the entrance, it is accessed through folding steel doors which operate electronically via remote or with the touch of a button. Entertaining Level Located one floor below, the entertaining gallery is accented by a 20’ ceiling and a gas fireplace. A massive 25' wide skylight bathes this room in natural light. There is also a wet bar with beverage fridge. A hallway leads to a powder room, a laundry room with adjoining full bath, a sauna with adjacent steam shower and a gym overlooked by a soothing subterranean garden. Second Fl Progressing upstairs via the elevator, the second floor is designed for formal entertaining and looks out onto a terrace nearly 30’ in depth. A wall of double-height windows provides a sense of continuity between the interior and exterior spaces. Third Fl Ascending to the third floor, there is a south-facing kitchen by Poliform with a full coterie of Gaggenau appliances and a custom-designed seating area. The adjoining dining room comfortably seats 12 and overlooks the living room below, providing a sense of connectivity between the spaces. An elegant powder room completes this floor. Fourth Fl This floor contains two spacious secondary bedrooms, each with its own en suite bathroom, as well as a laundry closet with washer, dryer and sink. Fifth Fl The entirety of the 5th floor is dedicated to the 1,500 sf primary bedroom, two walk-in closets, a sumptuous spa-like bathroom and a library. The bathroom is lined with travertine and includes a travertine vanity, dual sinks, a rainfall shower and a deep soaking tub. There is also a laundry closet with washer/dryer on this floor. Sixth Fl This floor is currently envisioned as a children’s playroom and tv den, but could easily be reconfigured as one or two additional bedrooms, as there is a full bath and powder room. The tv den includes a gas fireplace. Roof Terrace The stone paver-lined roof terrace boasts open city views to the south, west and north, and features a stainless steel Sedona gas grill.

Massive 5 Story, 25-foot-wide Greek Revival Townhouse located in the Gold Coast of Historic Greenwich Village, ideal as investment or conversion to a grand single family home. 3 East 9th Street is one of two buildings on the block that still has the rare original Greek revival stoop. Built in 1840 on a 25 x 105-foot lot, this approximately 8245 square foot home (with 1225 sf of outdoor space) is currently configured as 9 luxury rental units. The building has maintained and preserved much of the original architectural details such as the herringbone parquet hardwood floors, architectural moldings, marble mosaic floor in the vestibule, and original doors and hardware. Featuring soaring ceiling heights up to 13 feet, this home has been impeccably maintained and renovated over the years with top-of-the-line appliances including Sub-zero, Bosch, and Miele. Many units have in-unit washer/dryer, state of the art split air-conditioning units, wood burning fireplaces and private outdoor space. Additionally, there is a 1250 square foot basement with ample storage and laundry room, bringing the square footage of the house to nearly 9500. Garden Level (1915 sf interior, 650 sf exterior): Features two 1 Bedroom apartments with a private entrance under the stoop, wood burning fireplaces, and renovated kitchens and bathrooms. The rear unit offers in-unit washer/dryer and a private 400 square foot outdoor terrace and 250 square foot side yard. Ceiling heights are 8’3. First Floor (1915 sf interior): The Parlor Floor features two grand 1 Bedroom apartments with high ceilings and sleeping lofts, oversized windows, and renovated bathrooms and kitchens. The front unit has 2 wood burning fireplaces and both units have in-unit washer/dryer. Ceiling heights are 13’. Second Floor (1915 sf interior): Features a grand 2 Bedroom apartment in the front and oversized 1 Bedroom apartment in the rear. Both have high ceilings, oversized windows, and renovated bathrooms and kitchens. The front unit has in-unit washer/dryer and 2 wood burning fireplaces. Ceiling heights are 11’6. Third Floor (1250 sf interior, 575 sf exterior): A full floor, 2 Bedroom apartment with high ceilings, oversized windows, 2 wood burning fireplaces, in-unit washer/dryer, and a renovated bathroom and kitchen. This unit also features a private, 575 square foot rooftop terrace off the living room. Ceiling heights are 10’6. Fourth Floor: (1250 sf interior): Features two oversized studio apartments with high ceilings and incredible light. The facade of the building has been lovingly maintained and all mechanicals upgraded or replaced as needed. Heat is supplied to each unit via a central hot water system and each unit has its own through the wall air conditioning unit. The property is located in an R7-2 and R10 residential zone on a 2,635 sf lot and has an unused FAR of approximately 819 sf. Rental income and monthly expenses are available upon request. Some of the photos have been virtually staged.

The Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture is offering to sell roughly 10,642 SF of unused air rights for about $118 PBSF, ROUGHLY ¼ OF THEIR APPRAISED VALUE! The property was recently designated as an individual landmark, affording additional options for air-rights transfer. The air rights are contiguous with other properties already assembled on the northeast corner of 57th Street and Second Avenue.

RARE EARLY 20TH-CENTURY BLANK CANVAS TOWNHOME IN WEST CHELSEA Possibilities abound in this mid-block Greek Revival two-family townhome built in 1910. Nestled on a spacious 23-foot-wide lot with nearly 2,000 square feet of buildable air rights, this 4,554-square-foot property offers an incredible opportunity to make your dream home a reality. Potential end uses include an income-generating investment property, a live-and-rent home, or a grand single-family mansion. The property is not landmarked and is moments from Chelsea Market, the High Line, and the Meatpacking District. The home is currently configured with 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 powder rooms spread across three self-contained apartments. Original pre-war details like crown molding, hardwood floors, marble fireplaces, exposed beams, and red brick walls create an alluring palette to transform the property into a modern masterpiece. The top floor possesses views of the Empire State Building, and the lush backyard provides a lush setting for gardening, grilling, and alfresco dining. Soaring ceilings range from just under 11 feet to nearly 18 feet high. Large garden and cellar levels can easily be used for a home gym, movie theater, wine-tasting room, and more. Design a custom chef's kitchen to your exacting standards. Buildable air rights allow for a sublime rooftop solarium, a landscaped oasis, or whatever else piques your imagination. 331 West 18th sits on a beautiful tree-lined street close to exciting dining and nightlife options, serene greenspaces, and renowned cultural institutions. There are dozens of art galleries and shops nearby, and residents enjoy close proximity to the Meatpacking District, Chelsea Market, the High Line, Little Island, the Whitney Museum of American Art, Chelsea Piers, and Gansevoort Peninsula. Accessible subway lines include the 1, A, C, E, and L

Serenely located on the most charming tree-lined block in the heart of West Chelsea, this exceptional 21’ wide architecturally significant townhouse is noteworthy for its warmth, style and sophistication. The versatile layout and open spaces render it ideal for art collectors and grand entertaining yet captures the true essence of home. The interior of No. 453 features 5 fireplaces, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and encompasses approximately 4,404 interior square feet and over 1,250 exterior square feet plus offers a coveted full basement. The exterior is distinguished by its elegant high stoop and paneled front doorway, tall parlor-floor windows, and the fine ironwork of hand railings, fence and front gate. The original entry vestibule, defined by french doors with transom, leads into the spacious foyer and public spaces. The home is subtly infused with artistic flair that captures the imagination upon entry. The architectural details are well preserved throughout this fine home. The parlor floor showcases an enormous, light-filled living room and dining room nearly 40’ in length with 10’ ceiling heights, stunning custom herringbone, premium rift-cut oak and maple floors, and two woodburning fireplaces. The space is characterized by its ability to accommodate vast art collections. The living room is punctuated on the south side by two elegant, handmade, six-over-nine, Landmarked approved, floor-to-ceiling period windows. The dining room seats twenty-four for festive entertaining with an extensive butler’s pantry that flows into the chef’s kitchen. Distinguished by copious custom cabinetry, top of the line appliances, and comfortable dining for friends and family, this grand eat-in kitchen is the heart of the home. The entire expanse of the kitchen’s north façade is framed in glass doors allowing the owner to enjoy coffee on the nearly 15’ wide terrace while overlooking the lush gardens of the neighboring townhouses. The entertaining spaces continue on the garden level featuring a cozy, romantic den capable of accommodating an impressive book collection, and a gas fireplace perfect for more intimate gatherings. A library with french doors leads to the private 521sf garden with patio, complete with gas grill and access to water for future irrigation. The garden level also boasts a large bedroom or home office with a full bathroom and a spacious laundry room that could easily become a full working kitchen. With its own entrance/exit to the front gated courtyard, this garden level could transform into a separate, private in-law, au-pair, or guest suite. The 3rd level is comprised of 3 bedrooms and a full marble bathroom. Two of the bright southern facing bedrooms overlook the quiet tree-lined street and front courtyard. The huge third bedroom has a woodburning fireplace and a glass door that leads to a 292sf setback terrace that enjoys sweeping views of the trees, sky and of the surrounding gardens. The reflected sunshine from glass buildings blocks away is a true delight! The top level of the home reveals an immense full-floor Primary Bedroom Suite and includes a pin-drop quiet bedroom that benefits from the glorious morning light and features a wood-burning fireplace as well. There is a very large white marble bathroom with separate tub and shower accented by two sky-lights. A separate south-facing home office could also be used as a 6th bedroom or a luxurious dressing room with more than 95 linear feet of closet space. The full basement level includes a 5,000-bottle wine cellar, tremendous storage including a large cedar closet, loads of shelving for organized storage, a mechanical room and bulkhead. 453 is always in demand with the entertainment studios who have featured the home in 7 television series and 2 movies. There is easy parking directly across the street in the London Terrace parking garage. 453 is in close proximity to AVENUES school.

Loft Building with Elevator on Prime East Village Block Presenting 180 Second Avenue, a newly constructed 7 story loft building located on a prime East Village block, between East 11th and East 12th Streets. Built on the footprint of a former Polish-American social club, this 25 foot wide elevatored building makes a striking modernist statement, with its mid-century inspired concrete frame and open loggias floating above a historic stretch of Second Avenue. The building's design reflects a commitment to sustainability, and each of the residences is constructed to conform to Passive House standards, while the bulkhead is designed to accept solar panels for water heating. Environmentally friendly features include European triple-pane windows, energy-saving airtight interiors built to prevent mold and condensation, advanced air filtration and high-performance ventilation with individual ducts for each residence. The entire 10,500 +/- sf (approx.) building is being delivered as a white box, with all major structural, electrical, plumbing, hvac and mechanical elements in place, including a new high speed elevator with virtual doorman. The finishes, including all appliances, fixtures and flooring are being left for the buyer to complete according to their requirements. 180 Second Avenue presents a compelling opportunity with three potential end uses: —All or part of the residential portion of the building could be owner-occupied, with the remainder rented for income; —As an attractive income-generating asset, by renting out the entire building; —As a development project, by filing for conversion to a mixed use condominium with commercial on the ground floor and 6 residential units above (subject to the necessary approvals). As currently configured, the building consists of a ground floor commercial space (under lease to an established restaurant/bar operator, expected to take possession in 2024), four vacant full floor 2 bedroom/2 bath apartments, one full floor 1 bedroom/2 bath apartment and a loft-like studio space with full bath on the top floor. Each of the residences boasts at least one private outdoor space, affording stunning views of the city or of the tree-filled courtyard in back. A generous garden adjoining the commercial space and a spacious roof terrace with open city views all the way to the art deco towers of Union Square and the Chrysler building complete this offering. A description of each of the floors follows: Ground Floor Plus Cellar Currently under lease to an established local restaurant/bar operator with possession expected to occur in 2024. The lease term is approximately 9 years. The ground floor includes access to a 25' by 34' private walled garden. The cellar below this floor is dedicated to prep areas, storage, 2 powder rooms and mechanicals. Floors 2-5 Each of these identically configured floors consists of a full floor loft with two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, as well as a spacious open loggia and glass-enclosed solarium with views to the West, North and South. Floor 6 This floor consists of a full floor 1 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment with terraces on both the West and East sides. Floor 7 This floor consists of a loft-like space with a full bathroom and kitchenette; it could be used in combination with the floor below as a home office, creative space or as an additional residence. Roof The roof consists of a generous paver-lined terrace with extraordinary views in all directions. The roof also contains a bulkhead for the elevator, stairwell and mechanicals; the bulkhead is designed to accept solar panels for water heating purposes.

A comfortable elegance pervades in this historic Greek Revival Federal Style townhome located in downtown Manhattan’s Gold Coast corridor on the incomparable West 11th Street, the most desirable enclave in Greenwich Village. This circa 1850, 20-foot-wide X 103-foot-deep, built 55', single residence has been fully renovated juxtaposing its 21st Century modern design elements and amenities with the historic architectural details of its past. Designed for gracious living, the parlor floor with its double door foyer entry welcomes guests into an expansive living room that faces south onto West 11th Street and showcases a wood-burning fireplace with original marble surround and walls to display an extensive art collection. Beams of sunlight fill the home with radiance and tranquility. The formal dining room overlooks the dramatic 2-story atrium leading to the perennial garden. Designed for entertaining, the garden oasis is also accessible from the dining room by way of a contemporary sweeping staircase. According to the Daytonian in Manhattan: The home was frequented over the decades by an artistic circle of friends including W.H. Auden, Philip Roth, neighbor Stanley Kunitz, Jules Feiffer and Mark Rothko. Notable poets, politicians, artists and writers are among the many friends welcomed into this graceful indoor/outdoor lifestyle. Garden Level: The contemporary staircase leads to the high-end chef’s kitchen. Modern features include pantry, China closet and voluminous storage for grand entertaining. The custom glass and iron atrium wall includes French doors opening to the magnificent bi-level, stone, landscaped garden with outdoor dining, lounge area and grill. There is a separate front entrance to this level through a mud/laundry room with built-in desk and cabinetry galore. Parlor Floor: The entertaining level includes living room, dining room, powder room and foyer. The original staircase with mahogany balustrade leads to the private quarters. Third Level: The serene primary suite features a private terrace off the bedroom overlooking the peaceful garden oasis; two full baths, one with a shower and one with a soaking tub, two walk-in closets. A south-facing library or media room with an antique marble wood-burning fireplace and overlooking the historic townhouses of West 11th Street with leafy tree-top views. Fourth Level: Two lovely bedrooms and a windowed full bath. Fifth Level: This floor offers a private guest suite with sitting area, Peloton bike area and breakfast bar area with refrigerator and a full bath with glass-enclosed shower. Additional features include: Central Air; high speed internet service, radiant heat flooring in the kitchen, renovated baths through-out and skylight. 21 West 11th Street, also known as The Scatturo House, is located off Fifth Avenue near the Presbyterian Church and Gardens. The block is home to Greenwich Village’s most treasured row of Greek Revival townhouses. With two planters, two window boxes and a wrought iron gate, the charm begins at the door. Quintessential Greenwich Village townhouse living awaits. Monthly Estimated Real Estate Taxes: $4,744.38.

22' Wide Gold Coast Townhouse Opportunity A rare opportunity for the discerning buyer to transform a vacant townhome into a grand single-family mansion, on a prime Gold Coast block, in the heart of Greenwich Village. Originally built in 1840 by James Harriot in Greek Revival style with an Italianate doorway, 36 West 11th Street is a landmarked approximately 22' wide blank canvas, awaiting your personal vision of a dream home, on downtown's new Billionaire's Row. The property boasts grand room proportions, soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, and open views of the surrounding Village streetscape. The home also features four exposures, which is a rarity for a Manhattan townhouse. Ideally situated between 5th and 6th Avenues, 36 West 11th Street boasts immediate proximity to the finest restaurants, cafes, shops, and galleries, as well as Washington Square Park and Union Square.

34 West 11th Street is a beautiful 22’ wide townhouse in the iconic ‘Gold Coast’ neighborhood in Green Village, between 5th and 6th avenues. This Greek-Revival style home has undergone a 5 year renovation, and is a 5 bedroom/5+ bath home with a fully finished basement, elevator, and 3 private outdoor spaces. This 5 floor home features 2 gas fireplaces, custom millwork throughout, wide plank oak flooring, and a stunning garden for unlimited entertaining purposes. Bring your designer and vision to customize the finishing touches to your dream home! The lot is nearly 98 feet long with 58 feet of built-out home, and approx 5,575+/- sqft interior and 1,250 +/- sqft exterior. This home sits across from beautiful townhouses to the north, providing excellent light and privacy as well as charming southern exposures.

Welcome to this beautiful 6-story townhouse located in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods along the Gold Coast of Greenwich Village. 24 West 10th Street is a one-of-a-kind, beautifully renovated residence with high ceilings reaching nearly 13.5 ft, large living and entertaining spaces, a sunny south-facing garden, a front garden and a tranquil rooftop terrace with skyline views. This sprawling home is nearly 22 ft wide and approximately 9,000 ft2 and features a stunning brownstone facade punctuated by arched windows and an intricate cornice. The interior features 7 bedrooms, 6 full baths, 3 powder rooms, and a stunning mix of restored original details and state-of-the-art upgrades. Surrounded by low-rise, iconic townhouses, the home enjoys dazzling light and village views, enhanced by high ceilings on each level. Highlights of the home include an elevator, intricate wood floors with hand-laid borders, beautiful moldings, ceiling medallions, elegant sliding wood doors, oversized mahogany windows, a chef's kitchen, two kitchenettes, six wood-burning fireplaces with original marble mantles, and a majestic central staircase. Finest modern amenities include central air conditioning/heating, Lutron lighting, radiant heated floors, sound system, CAT5 and coaxial wiring throughout the building, and an outdoor irrigation system. HISTORYBuilt circa 1856 by James Renwick Jr., the famous architect of St. Patrick's Cathedral and Grace Church, 24 West 10th Street is part of Renwick Row, or English Terrace Row. Wide, elegant, surrounded by trees and shrouded in amber light, this majestic row stands 165 years later and makes this stretch of 10th Street one of the most spectacular in the city.In 1906, former owner Cornelius Berrien Mitchell founded the Washington Square Association at 24 West 10th Street, to maintain and enhance the character and culture of the Washington Square neighborhood. The Washington Square Association remains one of the oldest civic organizations in the city. Its many activities include the annual Christmas tree lighting, the Washington Square Spring Music Festival, and numerous park projects.LAYOUT The charming Garden Floor features a spacious living room with a kitchenette, powder room and direct access to the serene south garden. A spacious office has its own bathroom and direct access to the home's second entrance under the stoop. This level also offers plenty of storage space, with several closets and two storage chests. The second floor features a large foyer, a large chef's kitchen with a breakfast room, a gorgeous formal dining room with an ornate fireplace and a discreet powder room. The spacious kitchen with dining area features marble countertops, mahogany wood cabinetry and high-end stainless steel appliances. The Parlor floor is ideal for large entertaining and lounging, with a formal living room, a plush library with custom built-ins, a convenient powder room and a hidden bar with a wine refrigerator and plenty of storage. Both rooms have wood-burning fireplaces and ceiling heights reaching almost 13.5 feet. On the third floor, the master bedroom offers generous proportions, a huge walk-in closet, a wood-burning fireplace and a bathroom for two. There is also a second bedroom with its own fireplace, and a windowed office on this level. The fourth floor offers two gracious bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom and large closets, as well as a laundry room with a sink. The fifth floor features two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom with a skylight, a spacious recreation room with views of the Empire State Building, and a full kitchenette with a wine refrigerator. The wonderful rooftop terrace is a vibrant garden escape with a wooden deck, planters, a pergola planted with vines, and incredible open views of the Empire State Building, Freedom Tower, and the village cityscape. Conveniently located between 5th and 6th Avenues, 24 West 10th Street is in the heart of the Village, within walking distance of Manhattan's best restaurants, cafes, stores and galleries, as well as Washington Square Park and Union Square.

**Seller now offering to pay 1 year of maintenance charges up front ~$30,000 value** Here it is, a true live/work building! Enjoy a rare and vibrant downtown loft-like apartment with the convenience of Midtown living. With both industrial and pre-war character, and a contemporary and modern feel, this stunning residence boasts over 1,100 square feet, soaring ~13 foot ceilings, with custom-fitted storage and shelving throughout. The versatility of the design includes high-end custom concrete flooring, which is durable and provides an additional unique style which compliments the sophisticated space. Surrounded by three large expansive windows on the main level, the grand proportions of the space offer a myriad of possibilities. It can be enjoyed as-is – a completely open concept living/dining and kitchen or can easily be converted into a traditional one-bedroom space. Upon entry, you are greeted with a truly charming foyer perfect for a mud room area, mini-gallery or additional storage adjacent to exquisite steel doors opening to a hallway of closets (dressing room area) leading into the pristine bathroom. The open chef’s kitchen is a classic white aesthetic, with white stone counter tops, top-of-the-line stainless-steel appliances, stove with an industrial range hood, European glass cabinets and a complete additional wall of storage with a custom wine vault - and a large pantry with ample storage for all of your kitchen and culinary needs. A beautiful, solid wood floating staircase leads to a 5’9 ceiling loft space, ideal for a private sleeping quarters or quaint and quiet home office space. The sleeping loft is currently used as two home-offices in a comfortable work-from-home environment. Other compelling offerings of this unique home include Simex blinds, recessed lighting, custom ceiling fans, high-tech stereo surround sound, and dimmer control lighting throughout. 529 West 42nd Street is a legal live/work building, the loft may be used for a variety of home and business space combinations. The pet-friendly building has an elevator and a full-time doorman. Co-purchasing, subletting and guarantors can be considered.

Rarely does an opportunity like this come up… a completely vacant building steps from Bloomingdales on the most prime of Upper East Side blocks. 231 East 60th is a vacant mixed-use building with a duplex commercial space on floors one and two, and three full floor units on floors three, four and five. In addition, the house boasts a sprawling backyard replete with trees, birds and sunlight. The house currently totals 5,100 square feet and with a FAR of 4, you have the potential to increase to 8,032 square feet. Built in 1910, the house brings you back to the Gilded Age. With arched doorways, original fireplaces, soaring ceilings, and gorgeous crown moldings, the house is truly one of a kind. Between the location and the original details, the possibilities are endless. Either as a pure investment opportunity or for a business owner who wants to live where they work. If you have a vision, you can be the owner of your own piece of Manhattan—in one of the finest, safest and most solid neighborhoods in New York City. With Bloomingdales at the end of the block and the famous Serendipity a few houses down, maybe you can make 231 East 60th another piece of New York lore.

This high floor mint condition home is located in a modern condop in the West Chelsea Arts District. This bright immaculate space boasts a windowed kitchen featuring granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Lovely white wood floors throughout. Over-sized windows, high ceilings and ample California Closet space. NO Board Approval. Pied-a-Terre and unlimited subletting ok. 1031 exchange friendly. Condo rules with Coop pricing! The Marais condop in West Chelsea has a full-time doorman, huge roof deck with gorgeous views, landscaped private garden, live-in super and bike storage. Located next to the Highline Park (visible from the apartment), it's also steps from the Hudson River Promenade, Chelsea Piers, Equinox gym and the thriving restaurants and galleries of West Chelsea.