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Introducing 20 Jones St, a bucolic haven that seamlessly blends the rich tapestry of history with modernity in the cherished West Village. This four-story, 21-foot wide Greek Revival brick townhouse dates back to 1844 and has been recently converted back to its original single-family use. Renovations in recent years have wonderfully transformed this home, resulting in functional spaces that offer modern living while still capturing the home's timeless charm and provenance. The house boasts multiple fireplaces on every floor, carefully preserved to include a mix of wood-burning, gas-burning, and decorative options. Flooded by natural light, the open floor plan on the parlor floor harmoniously connects the living and dining areas. Flanking the living areas are two fireplaces, one wood-burning and the other decorative. The gourmet kitchen, featuring clean and fresh millwork, a rustic concrete island, and high-end appliances, pays homage to the neighborhood's artistic legacy. Adjacent to the kitchen, a wine room and a windowed powder room with its own decorative fireplace add to the home's allure. The garden level, originally a separate garden apartment, has been transformed into a spacious entertaining area. It boasts two fireplaces with brick surrounds - one wood-burning and the other decorative. Adding to its charm, there is an extra bedroom with a full bathroom and large sliding barn doors that exude a rustic ambiance. Accessible through elegant French doors, the rear garden is lined with bluestone pavers and features a plumbed gas grill. Additionally, the garden can be accessed from the parlor floor. On the third floor, there are two large bedrooms and a stunning primary five-fixture bathroom suite ensconced in marble. This luxurious suite boasts double sinks, radiant floor heating, a deep soaking tub, and a glass-enclosed steam shower. The fourth floor, currently used as a full-floor primary bedroom, features high-vaulted ceilings and two large skylights, creating a tranquil retreat complete with a private terrace and scenic views of the vibrant West Village. Architectural plans are available for an expansive primary bathroom and large closets. This beautifully restored home effortlessly combines historical charm with modern comforts. The original brick facade, complemented by brownstone accents, exudes timeless appeal. The stoop, once removed, has been thoughtfully replaced, restoring the home's authentic character. Inside, central heat and air-conditioning ensure year-round comfort, while updated plumbing, wiring, and beautiful hardwood floors enhance the interior. Additionally, the home is equipped with a central alarm system. This charming home on Jones Street has a truly captivating history as it has seen a multitude of transformations over the years. From serving as a boarding house to providing low-income housing, this property has played a vital role in the community. In 1927, it housed the Crafts Building, where pottery making, metalwork, and cabinetmaking thrived. A tea room was also added, not only serving meals but also imparting valuable life skills to young girls. The property later became the Artists and Writers Kitchen, supporting struggling artists through art sales. Notably, it has been associated with prominent figures such as Kirk Douglas and singer-songwriter Steve Earle. Additionally, Jones Street was the backdrop for the iconic album cover The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan immortalizing this street in music history. The West Village, with its cobblestone streets and picturesque brownstones, has preserved the ambiance that captivated Dylan and many others during that transformative time. Today, the dynamic and trendy West Village is renowned for its vibrant array of shops, restaurants, and transportation options. From chic boutiques to cozy cafes, this neighborhood offers a diverse mix of establishments to explore. With convenient access to public transportation, including subway lines and bus routes, navigating the city is a breeze.

Handsome and refined, this impeccably renovated 20-foot wide brownstone with stoop and elevator has been gutted to its shell then rebuilt and meticulously crafted to create a modern classic that's bright and imbued with good energy. Originally built in 1877 by architect J. H. Valentine for developer Ira E. Doying, it is one of a row of ten originally neo-Grec residences.No. 52, however, is one of only a handful that retains its historical front facade that features enframements with incised carving at openings, cornice slab lintels and stylized bracketed cornice at the roof. The current owner presents a fresh update to the rear faade with a neoteric combination of beautiful limestone, steel, and glass that allows southern light to permeate the dwelling.Collaborating with renowned architect, Jose L. Ramirez, the owner has invested much time and energy into creating the ultimate amalgamation of all things timeless and timely. The stoop leads to an elegant marble vestibule. An adjacent sitting parlor with gas fireplace is the first stop in the lofty entertaining floor.It is proceeded by the voluminous great room anchored by a a gas fireplace with an impressive mantle. A custom marble and wood bar acts both as a sophisticated visual divide and, functionally, a brilliant service area catering to the formal living and dining spaces. The rear rooms enjoy a beautiful view of the garden. Overall, the home consists of six spacious bedrooms, six sumptuous marble baths plus three powder rooms, a lounge , a gym, a delightful large open gourmet kitchen featuring top of the line appliances and large breakfast area, and a full cellar. Comfort and efficiency in mind the whole house is wired and ready for the latest technological tools, and also enjoys multi-zone central heating and air conditioning. The elevator services all floors.

Ideally located on a picturesque and tree-lined street, moments from Central Park and in one of the most desirable neighborhoods of New York City, this splendid 1901 townhouse combines period detail, marvelous proportions, and soaringly high ceilings. At a delightful twenty feet in width and with the luxury of a flexible floor plan, the residence is gloriously light-filled. Currently a single-family home, 27 East 73rd Street has C5-1 commercial zoning as part of a Restricted Commercial District, the Special Madison Avenue Preservation District. It presents numerous residential and commercial possibilities and has additional FAR rights. Accessed via the ground floor, the Garden Level currently offers the possibility to create a self-contained full-floor residence, as it includes a Great Room with a full Kitchen, a large Bedroom and ensuite Bath, as well as ample storage, a Laundry Room, and access to the walled Garden. Above, the house presents the more traditional configuration of a single-family residence and benefits from beautiful details, including a number of wood-burning fireplaces, very high ceilings and wonderfully sun-filled rooms. On the Parlor Floor, the Gallery opens to an impressive pair of entertainment rooms: a large, square Living Room with a wood-burning fireplace and three very tall south-facing windows and a capacious Dining Room, nearly 27 feet in length and with a bay window with views to the Garden below. Both rooms are blessed with ceilings over 13 feet in height. Beyond, an efficient Kitchen has back stair-access to the Garden Level Laundry Room and a dumbwaiter. Above, the Third Floor is comprised of a generous Primary Suite that incorporates a large Bedroom, sizable Bath, and a very handsome wood-paneled Library with a wood-burning fireplace. These are connected by a beautiful, arched enfilade that includes a Dressing Room and an Office. Throughout, ceilings are nearly 11 feet in height, and original hardwood patterned floors and exquisite detail, such as windowed pocket doors and very elegant millwork, lend a period charm that is rarely seen. On the Fourth and Fifth Floors, there are four additional Bedrooms, all very generous in proportion and with ample closets. On the Fourth Level, both Bedrooms have ensuite Baths, and the south-facing Bedroom has a wood-burning fireplace; Bedrooms on the Fifth Level share a Bath. In addition to the charming walled Garden, the house benefits from a full Basement Level. Stewarded and cared for since the 1920s by multiple generations of a single family, its detail has been preserved and its systems kept in order. With significant potential and a stellar location in the coveted Upper East Side Historic District, this marvelous and light-filled townhouse awaits its next chapter.

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.

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.

36 East 73rd Street New York, NY 10021 is a landmark townhouse that was first built in 1887 and later reconfigured in 1910 with the present neoclassical limestone and brick facade, which includes 5 stories and a basement and one block away from Central Park. Elegantly located just off a prime stretch of Madison Avenue on a charming tree-lined block, the building is zoned for both residential and multiple businesses classes, providing a unique opportunity to redevelop this prime 20' x 87' parcel with app. 6,730 ft of interior space and app. 500 ft of exterior, for a total including the lower level of app. 8,070 ft of interiors. Presently configured with 2 floors noted antique gallery with app 1,340 ft footprint on the ground level and 1st floor, and app. 1,340 ft of lower-level space, highlighted by prominent glass vitrines at street level; the building comes with a separate residential entrance that leads to elevator to 3 units (4 units total). A large-sized elevator, designed to transport wide-ranging artworks and furniture, connects every level along with a separate staircase. The 3 upper residential floors currently contain 3 full-floor rental apartments, which can easily be combined into a sprawling triplex with roof deck or converted into other layouts. Based upon current zoning and entitlements, the building plot comes with a total of 10,500 ft of Air Rights, enabling 2 additional levels of interior space plus a developable roof. Adjacent to the premier stretch of Madison Avenue boutiques (that have all been leased in the 60's/70's and should open in the next 6 months), with convenient access to the Upper East Side's premier cultural and recreational landmarks, the property benefits from robust foot traffic and efficient links to public transportation. This elegant and adaptable property awaits new owners with a new vision to maximize its potential and underlying value.

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.

A once-a-century transformation is now complete at 114 Waverly Place, one of the most historically significant residences in all of Greenwich Village. Originally constructed in 1836 as part of a row of nine houses for Thomas R. Mercein, at the time the city comptroller and president of New York Equitable Fire Insurance Company, it was completely re-designed inside and out in 1920 by William Sanger with influences of Spanish Baroque and Modernismo architectural styles for portrait painter Murray P. Bewley. One of the most unique and recognizable facades in all of Manhattan, the curved roofline, beamed ceilings, and expansive studio window have made 114 a true icon among New York City real estate. Over three and a half years in the making, the home’s modern day renovation stewarded by Cortney and Robert Novogratz is one of duality – a historically sensitive restoration and preservation exercise at the highest level, and an entirely modernized, newly crafted single family residence that lives and functions perfectly in today’s age. Spanning over 6,800 square feet, this is a property that exudes scale: from the 22-foot ceilings in the historic ballroom, to the gracious 22 feet of width, as well as approximately 1,700 square feet of outdoor space. Enter on the home’s parlor level to a living and dining area that spans over fifty feet from the front of the house to the rear garden. Oversized-plank Schotten & Hansen floors run throughout the residence, as do intricate custom moldings. Arched windows atop French doors frame the living room, and a custom fireplace mantel surrounds a gas fireplace. At the rear of the parlor floor, the custom-crafted kitchen is swathed in statement marble slabs and features a hand-crafted La Cornue Chateau 150 stainless steel and brass range as well as a selection of top appliances by Sub-Zero and Bosch. A Gucci wallpaper-wrapped powder room completes the parlor. The garden itself is a masterpiece, lushly planted and complete with an outdoor kitchen, a full sound system with concealed speakers and individual zones, and prime south-facing orientation. Accessible from the internal staircase, an under-stoop entrance, or the rear yard, the garden level of Waverly Place is a completely self-contained guest apartment with kitchen, fireplace, full bathroom, oversized bedroom, and washer/dryer. The primary suite is located on the second floor, with views overlooking Waverly Place and the trees lining the street. At over 485 square feet, the bedroom scale is incredibly generous and includes a gorgeous marble mantel and a wood-burning fireplace. The primary dressing room is oversized and completely outfitted, and the south-facing windowed bathroom has the finest Calacatta Viola marble slabs, Waterworks fixtures, and a freestanding soaking tub. Three guest bedrooms with en-suite baths as well as a full laundry room comprise the third floor and part of the fourth floor, where the crowning entertaining space is also located: the historic ballroom with an oversized north-facing artist’s window. Truly unlike any other room in New York City, the scale of the space is irreplaceable, and is overlooked on the mezzanine by a cozy informal entertainment room with custom millwork and stunning views of lower Manhattan. The home’s rooftop is a showpiece: a full outdoor kitchen with pizza oven, multiple entertaining areas, an outdoor television and sound system, and full open views to both the Midtown and downtown skylines. Completely renovated and re-built, 114 Waverly Place includes a 5-stop high speed elevator, multi-zone HVAC, a Crestron home automation system with panels for AV, lighting, and security, Lutron Homeworks lighting controls via keypads and Forbes and Lomax switches, and individually controlled audio zones.

Centrally located in an extremely sought-after area, this stunning 4BR/2.2BA residence built 2017/2018 affords quick access to a variety of everyday conveniences, such as the NJ Rail Station, NJ Transit bus stops, shopping, restaurants, playgrounds, dog park, running tracks, baseball fields, and soccer fields. Stylishly fashioned for entertaining, the main-level features an open layout, abundant natural light, gorgeous wood floors, large living room, elegant dining area, cozy half-bathroom, and an open concept gourmet kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, huge island, gas stove, and access to the raised deck. Explore the upper-level to discover two guest bedrooms, full bathroom, and an oversized primary bedroom with a private en suite. One additional bedroom is nestled on the ground-level, along with a half-bathroom. Other features: 2-car garage, 2-car driveway parking spaces, laundry area, and more!

Commissioned by James E. Nichols in 1898, 4 East 79th Street is an important and architecturally magnificent limestone mansion. The house, a key component in the initial development of railroad industrialist Henry H. Cook’s prescient acquisition of the block between East 78th and 79th Streets and Fifth and Madison Avenues, features superb design by original architect, C.P.H. Gilbert, known for opulent, chateau-inspired Francois Ier style. Most recently, it has undergone a masterful and complete renovation orchestrated by its recent steward, the late businessman and philanthropist, Aso O. Tavitian. With the assistance and expertise of architectural and design professionals, including Peter Pennoyer and Theodore Prudon, among others, who used original detail and research as their inspiration and guide, this remarkable single-family residence is visually resplendent and exceptional in every way. Ideally situated on the Upper East Side, the 35-foot wide mansion offers more than 15,000 square feet of interior living space. Significantly, the property includes a 15’ x 105’ swathe of land that borders the western edge of the residence, fortunately allowing for large west-facing windows. As such, the building has exposures on three sides and benefits from divine light as well as delightful Central Park views. From the residence, it is moments to Central Park, the galleries and boutiques of Madison Avenue, and the treasures in Fifth Avenue’s glorious museums. Throughout, soaring high ceilings and extremely impressively-scaled rooms are complemented by extraordinary detail, such as solid mahogany doors and windows, hand-selected marble paneling and floors, rare English brown oak paneling, parquet de Versailles and herringbone white oak floors, and carved plaster crown moldings. With an eye to the legacy of the design, only the very top-quality methods and materials have been selected. All systems, including HVAC, humidification, domestic water, leak-defense, and security, have been expertly maintained and upgraded. A passenger elevator services all floors, and a service elevator additionally supports all but the top three levels. For full description visit: https://pub.marq.com/4east79thstreet/#1MF5cWtyLI92r (please copy and paste to your browser)

Own your very own piece of New York City history with this meticulously renovated brownstone with no expense spared. Situated just off Park Avenue in the historic and ultra-convenient Murray Hill neighborhood, 138 East 38th Street seamlessly blends the finest architectural stylings of old New York with all of the modern flourishes befitting today's sophisticated buyers. Originally constructed in 1869, this Second Empire-style brownstone by developer Abraham B. Embury and architects D. & J. Jardine earned a preservation award and landmark designation in 1997 for its historic significance. The recent renovation was a collaboration between Adena Conway Design of NYC and Weston Design of London, and features the sensibilities of both firms. The exterior facade preserves the fenestrations of the period with symmetrical rows of casement windows all of which open outward, café-style. With a footprint nearly 20’-wide, this single-family townhouse spans 4 levels and approximately 3,000 square feet. Lavish finishes and contemporary technology abound including a fully out-fitted Lutron lighting system, smart thermostats, electronic shades, comprehensive security system, and automated irrigation for worry-free outdoor maintenance of the private roof deck. The residence also boasts two exposures on each floor, with oversized southern windows flooding the home with natural light and distinguishing it from the neighboring properties. Upon entry, the formal living room impresses with Armani Casa wallpaper and Allascala marble, an elegant gas fireplace, and a mid-century modern mirrored walnut bar. The second level features a fully custom chef's kitchen and dining area with 11ft ceilings, a sleek waterfall island, marble countertops, custom Buster and Punch light switches, and vintage Danish 1960s Jo Hammerborg pendants. High-end appliances by Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Bosch, along with a wine refrigerator and a David Weeks chandelier in the dining room, complete this level. The third floor is dedicated entirely to the primary suite for maximum privacy and features a well-appointed bedroom with custom closets and electric shades. The elegant primary bathroom is adorned with Waterworks fixtures and a sensible double vanity. The fourth level offers two light-filled secondary bedrooms (or a sunny home office) and an additional full bathroom with a soaking tub. Crowning this exceptional residence is a lush and private roof terrace; the perfect respite from city living and an entertainer's dream with views of the Empire State and Chrysler buildings, as well as 1 Vanderbilt. The finished cellar level offers a bonus family room, kitchenette, laundry room, bathroom, and additional storage areas perfect for wine and/or seasonal storage.

19th century charm meets 21st century forward-thinking design with this unique single-family home on Washington Place, a 6-bedroom, 8-bath masterpiece with a wine cellar, tasting room, outdoor Jacuzzi, custom glass elevator, Crestron home automation, private spa, and three tranquil outdoor oases designed for entertaining and relaxing. Exposed brick and stone combine with glass, steel and wood to create an alluring palette of surfaces and textures.Renovated from top to bottom by renowned Clodagh Design, this stunning 22.33 ft wide complex spans 6 floors and approximately 8,757 ft2 of pristine interiors. Ideal for impressive entertaining and luxurious living, 80 Washington Place is a true trophy.The basement features a sky-lit media room, a glass-enclosed wine cellar with a bar and tasting room, maid's quarters, a laundry room with a sink, a powder room, an open butler's pantry and a formal dining room with a skylight that lets in natural sunlight. A floating wood staircase with glass railing leads to the garden level with a large open foyer, an open chef's kitchen with high-end appliances and custom finishes, and a spectacular double-height living room with a custom gas fireplace. Just off the living room is an enchanting south garden with a full Viking outdoor kitchen, teak shed and lush planters. The mezzanine, which overlooks the garden level, is ideal for use as an office, library or work space. It has a full bathroom and plenty of built-in storage.Two guest suites with spa baths are located on the third level of the house, and a luxurious master suite occupies the entire fourth floor. The master suite features couples' bathrooms, a private fireplace, a terrace, built-in closets and a glass-enclosed dressing room. On the fifth level is another bedroom as well as a private spa with a glass sauna and access to a large sun deck with a jacuzzi tub. The home is completed by an incredible rooftop terrace with a built-in grill station, bar and stunning views of One World Trade Center.Nestled in the heart of Greenwich Village, 80 Washington Place was built in 1839 and owned by composer John Philip Sousa. The home features a classic Georgian red brick facade and is less than a block from Washington Square Park.

This pristine elegant five-story townhouse is ideally located between Fifth and Madison Avenue on one of the finest streets in New York City Gold Coast. The house features a grand reception room with wood burning fireplace, opening to a double height gallery with 22 feet ceilings, appointed with hand painted wood flooring and beautiful custom built-in closets. On the same floor there is a grand library with wood burning fireplace and custom book shelves. One floor up is the impressive 34 feet double living room perfect for entertaining. The entire 3rd floor is the luxurious primary suite with a huge dressing room. On the 4th floor are two generous sized bedrooms with a south facing terrace overlooking the tree tops. On the ground floor are a beautiful paneled mirrored formal dining room, a chef’s kitchen equipped with Sub-Zero refrigerator, two Miele dishwashers and Viking range, also a intimate breakfast room. In the back is an elegant lushly landscaped garden. There are an exercise room and staff quarters with full bathroom in the basement. Overall the house allows 4 or 5 bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. Built in 1871, this house has been meticulously maintained and renovated for functionality and style. Oversized windows throughout offer excellent natural light. Five fireplaces in total. The electric and plumbing systems are recently updated. Central AC and home management system complete this wonderful home. The most prestigious location in New York is just one block from Central Park, surrounded by the finest restaurants and bars such as Sant Ambroeus and the famed Bemelmans at Carlyle hotel, unlimited shopping options on Madison Avenue. A short walk to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and some world renowned galleries.

Exceptional Investment Opportunity in Historic Downtown Jersey City. This 4-Family Brick Row House with Condo Conversion Potential is a great addition to your portfolio. Perfectly positioned on a 25x100 lot in the heart of historic Downtown Jersey City. This property combines architectural charm with robust income potential and offers a unique opportunity for a lucrative condo conversion by adding an extension to the existing structure or doing a simple condo conversion after a few simple updates. The timeless appeal is elegantly dispersed through the historic elements of the home, in the crown moldings, huge arching windows, marble fireplaces, brick walls, and original hardwood flooring. Each floor is laid out optimally: Spacious, modern units designed for comfort and convenience. The huge yard creates an exclusive private backyard oasis for relaxation and entertainment. Additionally this home offers expansion potential on all floors. Ample lot size allows for an extension, ideal for a condo conversion project to maximize value. Or for someone looking to live in the property and build it out in the future. Nestled in a picturesque historic district, less than a block to Van Vorst Park, in excellent proximity to PATH trains, enhancing tenant appeal and ensuring steady rental demand. This is a great opportunity to secure a significant asset in a high-demand area known for its growth and accessibility.

45 East 74th Street Turn-Key Limestone Townhouse with Private Pool Six Bedrooms / Six Baths / Three Powder Rooms This 20ft wide townhouse was built by Joseph Pell Lombardi Architects in 2012 that brought this townhouse to its current neo-Roman Limestone clad elegant design while being on one of the Upper East Side's most desirable locations between Park and Madison Avenue. This rare turn-key elevator townhouse features an Italian Limestone facade with classic architectural details, as a finely tuned nod to the original townhouse design from 1879 by architect James E. Ware, with strikingly modern and contemporary interiors spanning approximately 9,000 sqft throughout all finely appointed levels and multiple terraces. Welcomed by a classically designed portico on the parlor level, a Caliza Limestone-clad entry foyer/gallery spanning the full width of this townhouse leads to contemporary designed spaces with a sculptural elliptical staircase that sweeps throughout each level of this townhouse with beautiful Oak millwork paneling. The parlor level also houses a library/ lounge with one of three fireplaces, ideal for casual entertaining, and serviced by a butler's pantry and dumbwaiter with direct access to the garden below. The second level of this townhouse features a formal living room and dining room with 10ft tall coffered ceilings, Oak millwork paneling, a fireplace with a Travertine mantel, a butlers pantry, oversized exposures, and custom lighting throughout. Levels three through five are dedicated to this townhouse's private sleeping quarters, with a full level dedicated to the primary bedroom, with the sleeping area located in the rear of this townhouse for maximum privacy; a fireplace is located in this space, flanked by custom shelving on each side and complemented by a private terrace. The primary bedroom level features an expansive en-suite bath with Calacatta book-matched marble floors and walls with a separate spa shower and water closet; a large dressing area is lined with custom floor-to-ceiling closets and storage, a library is located in the front of this townhouse with bright southern exposures and custom millwork throughout. Levels four through five houses four bedrooms, one large enough to serve as a second primary bedroom suite, and three private terraces. The fifth level features a south-facing bedroom with a private terrace and a media room/lounge that can easily convert to a bedroom. A fully built-out rooftop terrace, ideal for sunbathing, is lined with Ipe wood walls for maximum privacy in each direction. The garden level features a beautiful chef's kitchen with a beautiful multiple burner gas range by La Cornue, Calacatta marble countertops and backsplashes, double sinks, a large kitchen island, pantry storage, breakfast area, and appliances by Miele and Subzero; a dumbwaiter serves the parlor and third level, ideal for formal entertaining. A beautifully landscaped garden features Ipe wood flooring and surrounds, with mature bamboo plantings and custom lighting, setting the scene for outdoor dining and entertaining. This level also features a powder room, laundry room, and a sixth-bedroom/guest suite with an en-suite bath and kitchenette. The lower level of this townhouse is dedicated to a rare spa-like oasis with a separate fitness area leading to a swimming pool clad in Bisazza glass tile and a waterfall illuminated by a skylight above, with Navona Travertine walls and floors, complemented by a steam sauna and a separate spa shower. This fully automated house is serviced by a Crestron system that controls sound, temperature, lighting, shades, and security throughout this modern home.

Exceptional opportunity to create your own fabulous single family home in the heart of the Upper East Side! This elegant five story townhouse sits on a 17.6′ × 102.2′ lot on 73rd Street between Park and Madison Avenues and offers 7,525 square feet. Built in 1910, seconds away from Madison and Fifth Avenue, this residence offers absolute privacy while providing easy access to Central Park, galleries, high-end boutiques and the finest restaurants. It is in the Upper East Side Historic District and is landmarked. The zoning is R8B/R10 & PL (Special Park Improvement District) and therefore allows Residential Use. Within this 5 story townhouse, currently configured as a 10-unit condominium, there are two apartments per floor consisting of a studio (front) and a one bedroom (back). The street level studio apartment (1F) has a private gated entrance from East 73rd Street and the one bedroom (1B) has a private garden/ patio. The second floor (parlor floor) has a gracious studio apartment (2F) with very high ceilings and a one bedroom in the back (2B) that faces the serene garden/ patio below. The third floor studio apartment (3F) enjoys tree-lined views and the one bedroom (3B) has a private terrace. The fourth floor has a studio (4F) and a one bedroom (4B). The fifth floor studio receives incredible natural light (5F) and the one bedroom apartment (5B) has two skylights. Each apartment has a renovated granite kitchen with stainless steel appliances, marble bathrooms with European style showers, and individually controlled central heating and air conditioning units. There are decorative fireplaces in a few apartment units. The building underwent an extensive “gut” renovation, including plumbing and electrical in 2007. New marble flooring in the entrance vestibule and entry hall was installed which complements the original mahogany trim, baseboards, chair rail, and wainscot. Additionally, the central stairs and floor landings were newly carpeted and illuminated by contemporary lighting. In 2017, the facade was restored and the pointing work completed at that time, and replacement of the roof and roof skylights. 59 East 73 is a great investment opportunity because, due to the current configuration, possibilities are endless for an investor: 1. The best use would be for the subject property to be converted into a single family, an opportunity to create your own fabolous home in one of the best blocks in the UES, seconds from Central Park. 2.The Subject Property can remain an investment property, where the condo units all stay rented, or each unit can be sold individually. 3. It can be converted to an owner’s duplex (or triplex) with the balance staying as rental apartments or the balance of the apartments can be sold. 4. The Subject Property can also be divided into two duplexes and a simplex, or a triplex and a duplex. 5. Another possibility is converting the current 10 apartments into 5 full floor apartments, to be resold or rented. This is a rare opportunity to become the proud owner of your own brownstone in one of America's most sought-after blocks, seconds away from Central Park. 59 East 73 has a FAR of 4, with 7,192 allowable sq. ft. *** The Actual Buildable FAR must be confirmed by conducting a property survey and by a submission to the NYC Dept. of Building and the NYC Landmark Preservation Commission. ***

KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS: RARE OPPORTUNITY to acquire one of the last privately owned townhomes overlooking 300-year-old treetops in the heart of New York University in beautiful and historic Greenwich Village. This one-of-a-kind, 26 foot wide, 5-story Landmark Preserved home contains roughly 8750 +/- SF. Constructed in 1839 and thoroughly updated in 2018, the home is currently configured as five floor-through luxury apartments in mint condition. Keep the happy residents in place or easily convert back to a single-family residence (see proposed floor plans). The house can be delivered completely vacant, with tenants in place or live/work on a floor or two or three and keep the rental income flowing in the rest. No rent stabilization. The building, block, park, and surrounding neighborhood are all protected and preserved as part of the Greenwich Village Historic District. Stroll across the street to Babbo for dinner, around the corner to Stumptown for coffee, run to the river, walk to midtown. Current owners have lovingly restored and maintained this home since purchasing in 2001 and are ready to pass the torch to the next generation. The William Dare Morgan residence was originally built as a four-story home with gated forecourt, ornate fencing, an elevated stoop, formal columned entrance portico, and paneled door with sidelights and transom. William Dare Morgan was Vice President of the Produce Exchange, a partner in Grinnell, Tinker & Morgan, a governor of the Knickerbocker Club, a founder of New York Hospital, and a graduate of Yale University. He and his wife Angelica Livingston Hoyt, a descendant of two of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, raised four children in the house. They added a fifth floor in 1880, and their family remained in the house for over half a century. Ensuing owners include former silent movie executive Richard West Saunders, well-known attorney John Pinkerton East, painter Everett Shinn, and the financier Charles V. Bob. The Greek Revival style houses along the North side of Washington Square Park flanking lower Fifth Avenue are what remains of a group of houses known as “the Row”, built for the social elite of the Village in the 1830s. Now recognized as one of the most outstanding series of Greek Revival houses in the country, they were sought after for their uniform architectural style, high quality construction, extra wide and deep lots, prominent stoops, formal entrance porticos, and generous front gardens and forecourts. During the 1900s, the area was home to notable American writers including Edgar Allen Poe, Mark Twain and Ida Tarbell. Edward Hopper and countless other painters, musicians and artists have drawn inspiration from the energy and community. Greenwich Village is one of the few neighborhoods that still retain old world charm and a sense of timelessness in Manhattan. CURRENT CONFIGURATION: CELLAR: Storage, Mechanical Room, + 6’- 5” ceilings ENTRY FLOOR: Entry, Living / Dining / Kitchen, Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, + 8’- 0” ceilings. PARLOR FLOOR: Living / Dining Room, Kitchen, Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, + 12’- 6” ceilings. THIRD FLOOR: Living / Dining Room, Kitchen, Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, + 11’- 4” ceilings. FOURTH FLOOR: Foyer, Living / Dining Room, Bedroom, Alcove, One Bath, + 10’- 0” ceilings. FIFTH FLOOR: Living / Dining / Kitchen, Three Bedrooms, Two Baths, + 10’- 0” ceilings. ROOF:

3 BEDROOM PENTHOUSE RESIDENCE WITH TWO LARGE SETBACK TERRACES AND PANORAMIC VIEWS COMPLETE WALL TO WALL NEW INTERIOR RENOVATION W/ CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & FULL-SIZED WASHER & DRYER PROFESSIONALLY DESIGNED, TRIPLE MINT, AND MOVE IN READY PRIME LOCATION, CONDOP, NO BOARD APPROVAL PRIVATE FLOOR IN EXCLUSIVE BUILDING Gracious entry foyer leads into a quiet sundrenched corner Great room with a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass doors which open to the large, irrigated terrace with beautiful South and West City views. Elegant triple mint windowed Chef's kitchen is adorned with professional grade appliances including Bosch range, microwave and dishwasher, Decor refrigerator & wine cooler, beautiful white Quartzite counters and custom white cabinetry with expansive storage. All 3 Bedrooms are ultra quiet- The primary suite has beautiful City views, large walk-in closets and ensuite bath with a deep soaking tub, separate rain shower, and a double sink vanity. The King-sized 2nd bedroom has beautiful western views with large closets, and the 3rd bedroom features its own terrace with Open views and fully equipped irrigation system & electricity. All 3 bathrooms are finely appointed with high-end designer finishes. There are new floors and windows throughout, cove and recessed lighting, a country sized LG washer and dryer, and a new HVAC system with temperature control for each room. 130 East 63rd is an elegant White-glove pet friendly Cond-op building with landscaped roof terrace, bike & individual storage, laundry, NO BOARD approval, welcomes foreign and corporate buyers with simple Condominium guidelines. Monthly assessment of $883/mo.

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.