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Certain properties transcend real estate. Hidden behind the iconic cast-iron skybridge on Staple Street — one of the most recognized and mythologized blocks in New York — exists a property so rare, so layered, and so impossible to recreate that it feels unimaginable. Not simply a townhouse, but an entire ecosystem: A historic residence, a separate creative live/work commercial space, and private gated parking carefully assembled over time with a collector’s eye, a long view, and the patience Manhattan rarely allows. For the buyer who has already seen everything, this is the exception. Originally constructed in 1868 and later reimagined by acclaimed architect Diana Kellogg, 4 Staple Street has quietly lived at the intersection of architecture, art, film, and downtown culture for decades. Its provenance is real — a discreet backdrop to influential creative and cultural figures who understood the rarity of what existed here long before the market caught up to it. The opportunity today is not just to purchase a home, but to acquire a piece of authentic New York that could never be assembled again. A 38.5-foot-wide townhouse with soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed chestnut beams, and cinematic industrial volume. With the potential to expand vertically up to 3 added stories (must be verified with your zoning professional), transforming the property into an even more significant private estate or live/work compound. A separate creative annex is directly across the street. Private gated parking for multiple vehicles. This is the kind of property that appeals to a very specific buyer: -The collector who must have what cannot be had. -The creative entrepreneur who understands that true luxury is individuality. -The artist or filmmaker seeking a downtown headquarters. -The entertainment figure who values discretion over visibility. -The founder who wants privacy but not isolation. Nothing about this property feels mass produced or easily replicated. It’s personal. Cultivated over time. Inside, the house retains the soul of industrial Tribeca while introducing warmth and refinement. Barrel vaulted brick ceilings. Reclaimed materials. Oversized windows pouring natural light across wide-open entertaining spaces. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the main living level, while the rooftop terrace overlooking Staple Street feels suspended somewhere between old Manhattan and a private European hideaway. Across the street, the creative annex fundamentally changes the equation. Office. Wellness space. Gallery. Recording studio. Design lab. Private members concept. Guest quarters. The flexibility is almost unheard-of downtown — particularly when paired with private parking and the intimacy of one of Tribeca’s most iconic streets. And perhaps most importantly: this is a property that invites vision. The next owner may preserve its quiet mystique exactly as it is. Or they may transform it into their own extraordinary private Manhattan compound. Either way, opportunities like this surface perhaps once in a generation. Properties sell every day in Tribeca. But there will never be another 4 Staple Street. Residential yearly tax bill 4 Staple Street $50,106.88 Office space 67 Hudson yearly tax bill $13,774.28 CC for Office space and parking - monthly $886.86 4 Staple Street and 1 Jay Street have the same zoning (C6-2A). 1 Jay Street condo bylaws fully permit restaurant, café, retail, hospitality, and general commercial use. The requirements are normal NYC operational approvals (CO, DOB, DOH, FDNY, SLA). Available FAR could potentially allow for up to 3 additional floors. All information should be confirmed via zoning attorney. Some photos are virtually staged.

Built in 1890-91 as one of a group of five rowhouses developed by Breen and Nason and designed by the architects A. B. Ogden & Son, the house proudly displays a Renaissance Revival brownstone façade with rusticated base and elegant bowed window on the third floor. Located on a prime tree-lined townhouse block this 20’ wide five-story townhouse contains approximately 5,850 SF not including full basement. The home is configured as 12 apartments, ten of which will be delivered vacant. Only two tenants will remain, both free - market, both month to month. The house is exempt from any requirement to obtain a certificate of no harassment. It presents a unique opportunity to convert to single family residence or live with income. Two units on the ground floor are currently owner-occupied and joined into a single two-bedroom, two-bathroom garden apartment. There is a charming, landscaped garden, fourth floor terrace, and a full basement. The house has been owned and meticulously maintained by the same family for over five decades and is in excellent condition.

At 40 feet in width and with truly gracious proportions throughout, 121 East 65th Street is a four-story red brick and limestone mansion and a superb example of Neo Federal architecture. Prominently positioned on a lovely and tree-lined block in the Upper East Side’s Historic District, the residence has the good fortune of being situated amidst a number of architecturally noteworthy neighboring houses and is blessed with a magnificent and very ample garden. Designed by William Welles Bosworth and E. E. Piderson in 1924 for Colonel William Barclay Parsons, a prominent engineer, the house has been extensively conserved and restored by Joseph Pell Lombardi Architects and renovated most recently by Keith Irvine of Irvine and Fleming. An architecturally wonderful and immensely charming house, its sublimely grand scale belies a welcoming interior that is extremely well suited to major entertaining as well as a cozy and modern lifestyle. The generous proportions of the house are imminently livable, yet the architectural grandeur of the residence remains very much intact. Throughout, very tall ceilings and elegant architectural detail complement the scale of every room. The Entry Floor boasts an impressive Gallery anchored by a broad and graciously ascending staircase. Nearby, there is a Guest Sitting Room as well as two guest Powder Rooms. Beyond, and overlooking the spectacular courtyard garden, is a wonderful wood-paneled Sitting Room with a wood-burning fireplace, and the adjacent, perfectly-appointed Chef’s Kitchen. The Kitchen is supported by a Pantry, Staff Office, Powder Room, and very ample closets. The Garden, magnificent at 40’ x 36, is a true retreat, with trellised walls, a large fountain feature, and beautiful trees and plantings. Above, the parlor level, with ceilings soaring to well over 12 feet, is comprised of a series of most impressive entertainment rooms: the Living Room and mahogany-paneled Library, both with magnificent scale, southern outlooks, and wood-burning fireplaces; and the stately Dining Room, with a gas fireplace and a large bay window overlooking the beautiful Garden below. Completing this level’s layout, there are a cozy wood-paneled Den with a wood-burning fireplace, a well-equipped Service Pantry, and a Powder Room. The bedroom levels above are private and serene. The Third Floor includes a huge south-facing Primary Bedroom Suite comprised of a generously-sized square Bedroom with a wood-burning fireplace, two fitted Dressing Rooms, and two bathrooms, one of which has a gas fireplace. There are two additional beautiful Bedrooms overlooking the garden on this floor, each of which has its own ensuite bath and ample closets. On the Fourth Floor. there are six nicely-sized Bedrooms, a Kitchenette, and three baths, as well as very many closets. Access to the roof is via a staircase and the possibilities for a fabulous rooftop terrace are endless. The finished and full basement includes wine storage, a laundry room, mechanicals, and very plentiful storage. Throughout, elements such as the elegantly curving staircase, the black and white marble entry floor, and the many period moldings lend the house a quiet dignity. Additional noteworthy features in this 9,365 square foot home include soaring ceiling heights, several woodburning and gas fireplaces, the divine courtyard garden, and a large state-of-the-art elevator that runs to all levels. This magnificent and very elegant residence affords a marvelous opportunity for the most discerning buyer to acquire a truly expansive home of extraordinary luxury and historic designation nestled in the heart of the Upper East Side.

Sale leaseback, turnkey, 1031 exchange opportunity. Fully Occupied (will be delivered vacant if buyer prefers). Large Kip's Bay townhouse, mixed use - two unit, ~6336 square feet, 18.75 x 98.75 lot, built in 1901, zoned R7B, commercial and residential located nearby NYU Langone Medical Center. Gross rent $450,000 , NNN = 5.013 Cap Rate. Unit 1 is a three-level triplex occupied by a financial services tenant paying $300,000 per annum with a corporate guarantee for 5 years + 5 year option. Unit 1 set up: Basement used for storage and building mechanicals. Garden Level includes entrance room, office, kitchen, conference room, 2 half bathrooms + back yard. Parlor Level includes 'Havana Room' -with coffered ceilings, onyx bar, drop-down theater screen & projection system, office, bullpen and 1/2 bath. Unit 2 set up: Top two floor duplex with the tenant/seller paying $150,000 per year + real estate taxes for 5 years. Seller is willing to vacate should the buyer prefer. 3rd Floor - includes living & dining room, kitchen, office, 1/2 bath + terrace. Top floor includes 3 bedrooms, and two bathrooms.

Built by Architect Ralph Samuel Townsend in 1884, this Neo-Grec landmarked townhouse is infused with Renaissance Revival elegance and rich in authenticity. A stylized pair of carved flower pots and cast-iron balustrades with robust newels complete the historic façade. Its melodious, whimsical and soulful design exudes a bespoke eclecticism. Diverse styles, textures and eras blend perfectly from room to room and floor to floor. Enjoy modern green living alongside period handcrafted millwork, inlaid wood flooring and 8 magnificent fireplaces. The centerpiece of the home is a hand-carved staircase ascending beneath a luminous skylight. The leafy fire-red dogwood tree and musical songbirds imbue its garden with a tranquil rhapsody of sound. Its captivating color palette, romantic charm and blissful serenity make this home breathtakingly beautiful and an exquisite retreat. Garden Level: A gated entry with seating area and concealed package room leads to a guest suite with fireplace, desk area, and butterfly-wallpapered en-suite bath. Beyond lies a skylit great room with radiant-heated floors and sliding glass doors opening to a sun-filled south garden. The custom Leicht chef’s kitchen features double Sub-Zero refrigerators, Diva oven and cook-top, large pantry, and breakfast bar with sliding privacy panels. A dining area with contemporary wood-burning fireplace opens to a media lounge; a whimsical powder room completes the level. Parlor Level: Twelve-foot ceilings and dramatic sightlines reveal a stunning library framed by a carved fireplace and custom bookshelves. Historic brass lighting complements the architectural detail. The flowing layout connects the drawing room, music room, and living room to a garden-view office with stained-glass transom and terrace access—each room anchored by its own fireplace. Third Level: The primary suite offers refined comfort with a bedroom and sitting room, each with a wood-burning fireplace, south terrace, and spa-like windowed bath includes steam shower. Dual wardrobe areas feature an original 19th-century vanity and pocket-door separation. Fourth Level: Two gracious bedrooms, each with decorative fireplaces and ample closets, share a connecting pocket door for flexible privacy. The south bedroom includes an en-suite bath, while the north bedroom enjoys a full hall bath whimsically decorated with Pokémon cards. Fifth Level: A versatile guest suite features a kitchenette, den, and cozy bedroom with en-suite bath. The north-facing bedroom includes a fireplace, lounge area, and studio potential—ideal as an atelier or art space. Recreation Level: With nearly eight-foot ceilings, this level serves as a music studio, craft room, laundry, and extensive storage area. Roof Level: The hidden rooftop sundeck with chaise lounges is an unexpected urban sanctuary. Eco-friendly solar panels provide energy efficiency. Additional features include two-zone air conditioning and modern systems integrated throughout. 19’X 102, this distinguished townhouse rests on a tree-lined Upper West Side block of historic homes, just moments from Central Park, Theodore Roosevelt Park, and the Museum of Natural History, with easy access to all transportation. Own a timeless work of architectural art—a home that inspires creativity and serenity in equal measure.

Rising five full stories and nineteen feet wide, 2070 Fifth Avenue is a substantial Central Harlem townhouse offering exceptional scale, flexibility, and long-term potential. The building contains approximately 5,200 square feet above grade and roughly 6,324 square feet in total including a finished cellar, along with approximately 1,400 square feet of outdoor space across the front yard, rear yard, terrace, deck, and roof. Currently configured as three residences, the property presents multiple avenues for ownership, income generation, or future single-family conversion. A fully ducted central HVAC system serves the entire building, with independent climate controls by floor and within each residence. All units include private in-home laundry and video intercom access, supporting both day-to-day comfort and operational efficiency. The owner’s triplex spans the parlor, garden, and cellar levels, creating a spacious residence that lives with the autonomy of a private home. Ceiling heights of over ten feet enhance the sense of volume across the full nineteen-foot width of the main living and dining level, while the garden floor introduces additional living space, bedroom accommodations, and direct access to the private rear yard. The finished cellar further expands functionality with a half bath and flexible recreation, office, or storage space. A full-floor two-bedroom residence occupies the third level, offering strong natural light through large front-facing windows and quieter rear-facing bedrooms. Above, the top two floors combine to form a substantial five-bedroom duplex, where full-width living areas, approximately ten-foot ceilings, exposed brick accents, and arched windows introduce both openness and architectural character. Outdoor space totaling approximately 1,400 square feet includes multiple terraces and a shared roof with open sky views and further potential for outdoor enjoyment. Projected gross rental income is approximately $175,000 annually based on the current configuration, with relatively low annual real estate taxes enhancing overall yield. Located in the heart of Central Harlem, 2070 Fifth Avenue is moments from Whole Foods, Sylvia’s, and Red Rooster, as well as the newly reopened Studio Museum in Harlem. Mount Morris Park, the National Black Theatre, and the historic Astor Row townhouses are all nearby, placing the property within one of Manhattan’s most vibrant residential settings.

Gold Coast - Upper East Side. Located next door Andy Warhol's former house, in a former diplomatic building, neo-Georgian style house, approximately 7000 square feet, on five floors. Built in 1878 by architect J. H. Valentine. On the ground floor: Entrance hall opening onto kitchen and garden. On the Parlor level: living room and reception dining room with fireplaces. On the second floor: Suite with bathroom and original moldings. Paneled library with fireplace. On the third floor: 2 bedrooms, 2 marble bathrooms. On the fourth and last floor: suite with fireplace, dressing room and bathroom. SPA with swimming pool and sauna. Elevator. Winter garden. Period features: high ceilings, original moldings, woodwork, restored ironwork, solid parquet floors and 11 functional marble fireplaces. Madison Avenue, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Frick Collection all located in a close proximity. Yearly RET: $135,000

Perfectly poised on a charming, tree-lined block in the heart of West Chelsea, this exceptional 21-foot-wide architecturally significant townhouse radiates warmth, style, and sophistication. Its versatile layout and open spaces make it perfect for art collectors and grand entertaining, all while capturing the true essence of home. Masterfully gut-renovated and reinforced with steel beams, this exceptionally solid home spans approximately 4,404 square feet of interior space and boasts over 1,250 square feet on the exterior, setting it apart from its peers. This remarkable residence includes 5 fireplaces - 4 woodburning and one gas, all rebuilt from the ground up - and has 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a highly sought-after full basement. The exterior is distinguished by an elegant high stoop, a paneled front doorway, tall parlor-floor windows, and exquisite ironwork railings, fence, and gate. Upon entry, the original vestibule, framed by French doors and a transom, opens into a spacious foyer and public areas. The home is subtly infused with artistic flair, captivating the imagination from the moment you step inside. Architectural details are meticulously preserved throughout. The parlor floor boasts a grand, light-filled living and dining room that stretches nearly 40 feet, featuring 10-foot ceilings—perfect for showcasing vast art collections. The stunning custom herringbone floors of rift-cut oak and maple, and two wood-burning fireplaces enhance the ambience while the living room is further accentuated by two elegant six-over-nine, handmade and landmark-approved floor-to-ceiling windows. The dining room comfortably accommodates twenty-four guests and is complemented by an extensive butler’s pantry that flows into the chef’s kitchen. This expansive eat-in kitchen, the heart of the home, is distinguished by abundant custom cabinetry, top-of-the-line appliances, and a wall of glass doors leading to a nearly 15-foot-wide terrace overlooking lush neighboring gardens. The garden level continues the entertaining theme with a cozy den ideal for an impressive book collection, featuring a gas fireplace for intimate gatherings. A library with French doors opens to a private 521-square-foot garden, complete with a patio, gas grill, and water access for future irrigation. This level also includes a large bedroom or home office, a full bathroom, and a spacious laundry room that could easily convert to a functional kitchen, offering potential as a separate in-law, au-pair, or guest suite with its own entrance to the front courtyard. On the third level, you’ll find three bedrooms and a full marble bathroom. Two bright, south-facing bedrooms overlook the tranquil tree-lined street, while a large third bedroom boasts a wood-burning fireplace and a french door leading to a 292-square-foot setback terrace with sweeping views of the gardens and sky, enhanced by reflected sunshine from the nearby glass buildings of Hudson Yards. The top floor reveals an immense full-floor primary suite, featuring a tranquil bedroom bathed in morning light and a wood-burning fireplace. The spacious white marble bathroom is equipped with a separate tub and shower, accented by two skylights. A separate south-facing home office can serve as a sixth bedroom or a luxurious dressing room, complete with over 95 linear feet of closet space. The full basement includes a 5,000-bottle wine cellar, ample storage including a large cedar closet, and a mechanical room. This West Chelsea townhouse seamlessly combines historic charm with modern amenities and a solid infrastructure, making it a truly exceptional and desirable residence. 453 is a sought-after location frequently featured in television series and movies. Convenient parking is available directly across the street in the London Terrace garage, and the property is in close proximity to AVENUES School.

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 features exquisite period detail, marvelous proportions and room volumes, and very high ceilings. At twenty feet in width and with the luxury of a flexible floor plan, the residence is gloriously light-filled. Currently configured as 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. As a result, the house presents numerous residential and commercial possibilities, and also has additional available FAR. 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, oversized windowvery 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 hall 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. Interior Square Footage: 5,336 Cellar Square Footage: 1,041 Exterior Square Footage: 301 Lot Size: 20' x 80' Zoning: C5-1Commercial and R10 Residential Upper East Side Historic District

This extraordinary West Village townhouse has it all. Superb original architectural detail is found throughout the flexible layout, boasting impressive scale with high ceilings, enlivened by a dramatic double-height skylit artist’s studio. The 20-foot-wide home spans 5,344 interior square feet above-grade, with a 980 square foot cellar and a total of 1,695 square feet of outdoor space. Exterior details of the light-flooded, five-story townhouse include a handsome brick facade trimmed in brownstone and a stoop adorned with elegant ironwork. This exceptional historic townhouse is one of a pair built in 1853 by Linus Scudder, a brick mason and well-known builder in Greenwich Village in the mid-19th century and was home to the family of noted philanthropist and civic leader John P. Faure until 1920. In 1927, a two-story artist’s studio with a vast sloping skylight was added on the fourth floor. At this time, the windows on the third floor were extended, and an attractive picture window was installed, enhancing the light and views of the parlor level. Dappled in natural sunlight, the townhouse boasts 7 wood-burning fireplaces, many with original 19th-century marble mantelpieces. The house is well-situated, located mid-block overlooking the neighboring townhouses and gardens on a quintessential tree-lined West Village block. West 11th Street, known for its pleasing scale and for many landmark townhouse sales, is one of the most sought-after within the boundaries of the Greenwich Village Historic District, designated on April 29, 1969. The 95-foot deep lot is surrounded by a lush oasis of mature trees, and features a serene south garden and a large roof deck with open southern and western exposures. 238 West 11th Street represents the rare opportunity to own an exceptional historic home located on one of the most charming of the quiet residential streets in all the West Village.

Residence 30abc is a one-of-a-kind, full-floor 3-bedroom, 3. 5-bathroom home with approx. 2,550 interior square feet and three private balconies, perched on a high floor at the sterling plaza condominium. This seamless 3-unit combination offers spectacular east river, chrysler building, and manhattan skyline views with exposures in three directions (north, east, and west). The dramatic 30-foot living room with fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows opens to a large balcony, perfect for entertaining or enjoying the sunrise. A separate formal dining area connects to the windowed eat-in kitchen with sub-zero appliances, pantry, and breakfast nook. The expansive primary suite spans over 700 square feet with a private balcony, two walk-in closets, a dressing area, and a luxurious en-suite bath featuring a whirlpool tub, steam shower, and double vanity. Two additional bedrooms offer generous proportions and excellent closet space. Additional highlights include custom solid-core doors, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, washer/dryer, central a/c, and a separate laundry room. The sterling plaza at 255 east 49th street is a full-service condominium in the heart of turtle bay offering 24-hour doorman and concierge, fitness center, resident lounge, landscaped rooftop terrace, valet parking, storage, and on-site maintenance. Conveniently located near grand central, the un, midtown offices, world-class dining, and major subway lines (e, m, 6, 4, 5), this is luxury living at its finest.

Commissioned by James E. Nichols in 1898, 4 East 79th Street is an important and architecturally magnificent limestone mansion. 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, the house features superb design by original architect, C.P.H. Gilbert, known for his opulent, chateau-inspired Francois Ier style. Completely rebuilt and now beautifully brought to today’s top standard, the house maintains its architectural and historical integrity. Architectural and design professionals, including Peter Pennoyer, Theodore Prudon, and John McCall used original detail and research to inspire and guide the total rebuilding of this house. Most recently, the house has been updated to include all new systems (2025) including security, temperature/humidity, audio, lighting, and AV, as well as a new kitchen, bathrooms, and other changes. This remarkable single-family residence is visually resplendent and exceptional. Ideally situated on the Upper East Side, the 35-foot wide mansion offers more than 15,000 square feet of interior living space, including significant and impressive reception rooms, more casual living space six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and four powder rooms. Significantly, the property includes a 15’ x 105’ swathe of land that borders the western edge of the residence, allowing for the fortunate feature of large west-facing windows. As such, the building has exposures on three sides and benefits from exceptional 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 – up to over 13 feet - 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, numerous wood-burning fireplaces, and carved plaster crown moldings. Sublime proportions and exquisite detail abound. With an eye to the legacy of the design, only the very top-quality methods and materials have been selected. A passenger elevator services all floors, and a service elevator additionally supports all but the top three levels. Other thoughtful details, such as very ample storage and support areas, including a separate catering kitchen, ensure that the house lives and runs in an ideal way, Imparting a grandness rarely seen today for everyday comfort and impressive entertainment, this superb house is ideal. Now completely updated to a 2025 standard, this spectacular house is peerless in today’s market and is captivating and compelling in every possible way.

Perfectly situated on one of the city’s most prized blocks, this stunning limestone mansion is distinguished by its elegant yet restrained façade and fortuitous placement just off Fifth Avenue. The house is also most fortunate to be flanked by and across from several houses of equivalent architectural merit, on an especially coveted block. Sun-filled, open and airy, the 22.5-foot wide residence is comprised of a total of five stories plus an immaculately finished basement. The interiors are simply beautiful, and perfectly reflect the very good taste exhibited by the exterior of the house. Moreover, the classic but updated floor plan hits just the right note for today’s lifestyle, while the serene and effortlessly chic rooms are an absolute delight. Entry is into a vestibule with double doors that open into a white marble clad Gallery that imbues the house with a European sensibility. Beyond there is a grand scale Dining Room that very easily accommodates thirty guests. The adjacent eat-in Kitchen and Pantry are absolutely pristine, and newly-renovated with a panoply of state-of-the-art appliances and fittings. Delightfully, the Kitchen benefits from serene outlooks onto the pretty garden. A wide and graciously ascending staircase leads to the exceptional Parlor Floor which is distinguished by a nice big and broad landing, nearly 11-foot tall ceilings, and hand-carved millwork. The tremendous Living Room and elegant wood paneled Library both feature charming tree-line outlooks and wood burning fireplaces. In terms of the private quarters, the very big Third Floor Master Bedroom Suite includes a fireplace, a luxurious and classic white marble bathroom, a large Dressing Area, an abundance of closets, and a lovely Study. The Fourth Floor is comprised of three spacious and sunny bedrooms with ensuite marble baths and very ample closets. And the Fifth Floor, with two bedrooms and baths, is much the same but also includes an utterly charming and most picturesque south facing terrace as well as a pretty planting terrace to the north. This sublime house is a delight in every possible way. Effortlessly, it incorporates the amenities and custom touches now expected for today’s lifestyle with prewar architectural merit and detail treasured by any discerning townhouse buyer.

Just moments from Central Park on one of the Upper West Side’s most picturesque tree-lined blocks, 44 West 94th Street is a beautifully restored 1888 townhouse that seamlessly combines historic architectural character with modern living. Designed by architect Increase M. Grenell, the home retains many of its original details, including restored millwork, soaring ceilings, oversized doors, and multiple decorative fireplaces. Thoughtfully renovated throughout, it offers the rare combination of nineteenth-century elegance and contemporary comfort. The home’s layout is exceptionally well suited for both everyday living and entertaining. The gracious Parlor Floor features oversized windows at both exposures, abundant natural light, and views of mature trees that create an uncommon sense of privacy and tranquility in the heart of Manhattan. At the Garden Level, a large open kitchen, dining area, and family room form the true heart of the home. Skylights flood the space with natural light, while the south-facing garden provides a seamless extension of the living space and enjoys open views across neighboring low-rise townhouses. Occupying an entire floor, the Primary Suite is a private retreat featuring a large south-facing terrace, extensive custom closets, and a spa-like bath that thoughtfully blends historic and contemporary design. Two additional bedrooms occupy the top floor, each with an ensuite bath, skylights, and charming architectural details. Throughout the home, southern light, garden views, and mature trees create a connection to nature rarely found in New York City townhouse living. Located on a coveted Central Park block, the home is moments from the park itself, major transportation, celebrated Upper West Side restaurants, neighborhood markets including Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, cultural institutions, and many of the city’s most sought-after schools. 44 West 94th Street offers a rare opportunity to own a move-in ready historic townhouse that balances architectural pedigree, modern functionality, and an exceptional connection to light, greenery, and the surrounding neighborhood.

A rare opportunity awaits at this exceptional 20-foot-wide residence in Manhattan's prestigious Turtle Bay neighborhood. Offering nearly 5,000 square feet of refined living space, this impeccably maintained townhome is a truly exceptional and historic property, distinguished by its rare and remarkable internal garden—a feature virtually unmatched in New York City. The newly renovated chef's kitchen showcases premium appliances and custom cabinetry, while the breathtaking garden provides a tranquil retreat from the urban energy that surrounds it. Six generously proportioned bedrooms and seven bathrooms offer abundant space for family living and sophisticated entertaining. Meticulously preserved architectural details harmonize with contemporary upgrades throughout, creating an ambiance of timeless elegance. The privileged Midtown East location places residents within moments of world-class dining, cultural institutions, and transportation connections, while providing an exceptional degree of privacy rarely found in Manhattan. This distinguished residence presents an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a turnkey luxury property in one of New York City's most coveted enclaves. “FOR INVESTORS ONLY” “TENANTS IN PLACE”.

A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME. We’ve heard it said many times before. Houses are built, and homes are crafted . It takes vision, will, passion, and spirit to craft a home. A home is not just made to contain walls, lighting, furniture, and furnishings. It’s made to hold memories. 152 Reade Street is first and foremost a home. It is a 25-foot-wide residence set discreetly on one of Tribeca’s most coveted streets; one of a row of houses originally built by architect John L. Petrarca and reimagined by Philip Koether. But unlike its neighbors, 152 was transformed by the current owners, from a developer-delivered house with deference to industrial Tribeca, into a warm, comfortable transitional home. The result is a serene, elegant haven that blends classic traditional elements with clean, simple lines of modern design: balanced, comfortable, sophisticated, and timeless. Each floor unfolds with beauty and purpose. Spaces are layered in light, height, and harmony. Sweeping panes of glass illuminate its living room, boasting double-height ceilings that soar to 24 feet. A forged-iron, filigree staircase with Italian marble steps connect all levels seamlessly, adding both modernity and refinement similarly found in a Parisian abode. Five bedrooms, five full and two half baths, four terraces, and a private elevator compose a symphony of comfort and discretion. The Bulthaup-designed professional breakfast kitchen, appointed with Gaggenau, Sub-Zero, and Bosch, is both atelier and hearth- an invitation to gather and celebrate. A rear staircase connects the room to a butler’s pantry located above, which leads to the formal dining room opening onto a terrace. The primary suite is its own retreat, with arched windows, deep soaking bath, and dressing salon- quietly indulgent yet intimate. The secondary bedrooms are located on the next level. Above it, the penthouse level features an office/recreation room, which provides access to a two-tiered rooftop terrace. Truly captivating, the roof enjoys cinematic views of the Downtown skyline and Freedom Tower and is framed by a pergola, grill station, and an open-air hot tub. Additional amenities include a vaulted wine cellar, soundproof music room, and recreational media lounge complete with billiard’s table, board game/card tables, and cozy sofas for ultimate comfort. *Also available for rent, inquire for details.

159 East 63rd Street Prime Lenox Hill Investment Opportunity 20' x 100' Lot , Approx. 5,500 SF , Three Units Full Floorthru Garden & 2 Duplex Units 159 East 63rd Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully occupied, cash flowing townhouse asset in one of Manhattan’s most established residential corridors. Located mid block between Lexington and Third Avenues, this classic Upper East Side townhouse offers immediate income with meaningful long term upside, supported by a highly flexible unit mix and voluminous layouts that consistently attract premium renters. The property is configured as three distinct rental units, each with strong tenant appeal, generous proportions, and unique outdoor space—an uncommon and highly valuable combination in this market. Garden Level – 1BR / 1BA with Exclusive Private Garden Live/Work Permitted A highly desirable floor through garden apartment offering exceptional scale, privacy, and exclusive use of a serene townhouse garden. Classic architectural details—including two wood burning fireplaces, hardwood oak floors, a gracious entry foyer, and a step down living room with high ceilings—are complemented by a renovated kitchen and bath. The full width living room opens through French doors directly to the garden, while the south facing bedroom easily accommodates a king size bed with excellent storage. With street level access and live/work or professional use permitted, this unit has historically attracted long term, high quality tenants, including prior use by a private art dealer. Duplex 2/3 – Approx. 2,000 SF with Private Terrace This unique duplex occupies the parlor and second floors and offers a layout rarely found in rental inventory. The parlor level features an oversized living room with 11 foot ceilings, tall townhouse garden–facing windows, a wood burning fireplace, en suite bedroom, powder room, and washer/dryer. An interior staircase leads to the upper level, where a chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances opens into a dining room / den with a second wood burning fireplace. Just beyond is a 200+ square foot private terrace overlooking neighboring gardens—ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. Two additional bedrooms with southern exposure and a full bath complete the floor. This unit’s size, layout, and outdoor space consistently command strong rental demand. Duplex 4/5 – Full Floor Living with Roof Terrace A sun flooded, glamorous duplex ideal for family occupancy or executive rental. The fourth floor includes three bedrooms, two renovated bathrooms, and an in unit washer/dryer. The fifth floor is loft like and expansive, featuring a skylit living room with wood burning fireplace and a generously scaled dining area that comfortably seats ten. Two small balconies plus a private, south facing roof terrace provide rare outdoor exposure at the top of the townhouse. No elevator and no board approval required, ensuring ease of tenancy and operational flexibility. Investment Highlights Three fully occupied rental units with diversified layouts Immediate income with long term value stability Prime Upper East Side location with sustained rental demand Large 20' townhouse footprint and voluminous floor through layouts Multiple private outdoor spaces across units Live/work flexibility enhances tenant pool Significant upside potential through rent growth, repositioning, or future redevelopment Bottom Line 159 East 63rd Street offers a seamless investment opportunity combining current cash flow, architectural character, and the enduring value of townhouse ownership in the Upper East Side. With strong in place income and clear avenues for future growth, this property is well suited for investors seeking bot