luxury listed apartments / penthouses for sale Kings County, United States

Residence 12F is a beautifully proportioned one-bedroom, one-bathroom home offering a rare blend of privacy, scale, and enduring pre-war elegance. A gracious gallery opens to an expansive living room with ample space for dining and entertaining, while a beautifully arched hallway leads to the oversized eat-in kitchen, featuring extensive storage, stainless-steel appliances, quartz countertops, a windowed breakfast nook, and additional space for dining or a pantry. In-unit washer/dryer installation is permitted with board approval. The serene king-sized bedroom easily accommodates a full suite of furnishings and enjoys lovely natural light throughout the day. A bright windowed bathroom retains its original charm with a cast-iron tub and porcelain sink. Storage is exceptional, with four large closets—including a walk-in currently used as a voiceover studio—along with a wall of original built-ins with overhead storage. Hardwood floors, 9.5-foot ceilings, picture-frame moldings, and beamed ceilings further enhance the home’s timeless character. The Riviera is a landmarked Beaux Arts cooperative built in 1910, distinguished by its striking marble lobby, hand-painted coffered ceilings, three entrances, full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, handymen, and porters. Located in the Audubon Park Historic District directly across from Riverside Park, the building is one block from the 1 train, one stop from the A/C trains at 168th Street and Columbia University Medical Center, and moments from the Henry Hudson Parkway for convenient access in and out of the city. Pets, co-purchasing, guarantors, parental purchasing, pied-à-terre ownership, and in-unit washer/dryer installation are permitted with board approval. A monthly assessment of $374 is in place through December 2026, which the seller will pay in full at closing.

6 Sutton Square A rare jewel on the East River, 6 Sutton Square is one of New York City's most storied private residences. Originally built in 1920, this Neo-Georgian mansion has been reimagined through a meticulous $9 million renovation, transforming it into an 8,500-square-foot, seven-story masterpiece with seven bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, and a collection of balconies, terraces, and oversized windows that capture the river and gardens at every turn. From the moment you arrive, the home tells a story of heritage and reinvention. Architectural details honor its historic origins, while contemporary finishes, light-filled interiors, and bespoke craftsmanship create a residence designed for modern luxury living. A Secret Garden on the River Perhaps the home's most coveted amenity is access to the Sutton Square Garden-a 12,000-square-foot private, landscaped riverfront park reserved exclusively for its residents. Hidden from the city and steeped in history, this sanctuary has been cherished by prominent New Yorkers, including a former Secretary-General of the United Nations. Cherry blossoms, sweeping lawns, and tranquil views of the Queensboro Bridge and East River make this one of Manhattan's most magical and discreet retreats. The Rooftop Entertainer's Dream Crowning the residence is a 1,600-square-foot rooftop terrace with panoramic skyline and river vistas. Designed for unforgettable entertaining, it features a full outdoor kitchen with a professional grill, refrigerator, wine cooler, and wet bar-ideal for hosting under the open sky. A Life of Prestige and Privacy 6 Sutton Square is more than a home-it is an address synonymous with legacy and exclusivity. Set within one of Manhattan's most private enclaves, it offers the rare opportunity to live in a one-of-a-kind townhouse with history, elegance, and unparalleled access to the hidden green heart of Sutton Place.