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A former Lower East Side synagogue with extraordinary volume, abstract expressionist provenance, and rare potential for live/work, studio, gallery, foundation or creative use. 80 Forsyth Street stands as a singular, and exceedingly rare, opportunity. The building’s historic gravitas and soulfulness are immediately apparent upon entering. Heroic scale and irreplaceable architectural details abound throughout a myriad of luminous creative spaces which simply must be experienced. Ideally set on a 25.25 ft by 100.25 ft lot and spanning over 6,800 square feet 80 Forsyth Street is uniquely memorable. Approximately 10,000 square feet of additional air rights offer countless possibilities and a rare canvas for those seeking a property with unique character, cultural depth and an impressive provenance. The block's flexible zoning would permit a variety of uses, including as a live/work space, a headquarters for a foundation or museum, or an inspired single or multi-family residence (subject to review by buyer's architect). Originally constructed in 1874, the building was home to the Kol Israel Anshe Poland congregation, one of the earliest Eastern European Jewish communities to settle in New York after emigrating from Suwałki, Poland. Purpose-built as a synagogue, the structure featured a mikvah (ritual rainwater bath) in its basement—an uncommon and historically significant element that remained in use into the early 20th century. As the congregation flourished, it commissioned a grander synagogue nearby, leaving 80 Forsyth as a vital spiritual and communal anchor during the neighborhood’s formative years. By the early 1900s, as demographic and economic shifts reshaped the Lower East Side, the building transitioned into commercial use—mirroring the broader transformation of the neighborhood itself. Yet its most influential chapter was still to come. In 1962, the property was purchased by Milton Resnick, a seminal figure of the Abstract Expressionist movement, and his wife, painter Pat Passlof. Introduced by close friend Willem de Kooning, Resnick and Passlof transformed the former sanctuary into a combined residence and painting studio, honoring the vast, light-filled volume of the original space while imbuing it with new creative life. For nearly five decades, 80 Forsyth served as both home and studio—an intimate setting for artistic production, reflection, and dialogue at the heart of postwar American art. The property’s artistic lineage continues into the present day, serving as the studio and gallery of an internationally renown sculptural artist whose work engages natural fibers and other materials, draws strength from the building’s raw architectural presence, underscoring its enduring role as a site of artistic inquiry and production. Rich with nearly 150 years of layered history, 80 Forsyth Street stands as a rare and compelling embodiment of the Lower East Side’s evolution—from immigrant enclave to artistic epicenter.

The Paul Rudolph Townhouse at 23 Beekman Place presents a rare trifecta of iconic design, breathtaking views and a coveted address. Originally built in 1867 as a single family home in a row of elegant townhouses, the townhouse was purchased by the architect Paul Rudolph in 1976. Widely regarded as one of the most influential architects of the 20th Century, Rudolph was Chair of Yale University's School of Architecture in the 1960's. Through commissions such as the designer Halston's townhouse on East 63rd Street, Rudolph Hall at Yale University and numerous large scale projects both in the U.S. and abroad, Rudolph was a leading proponent of the Modernist movement. Soon after acquiring 23 Beekman Place, Rudolph embarked on a multi-year renovation of the five original floors of the townhouse and added a spectacular four-level penthouse. The penthouse became Rudolph's primary residence and "design laboratory"; it is one of the most extraordinary residences in New York City and represents the culmination of Rudolph's thinking about architecture and interior design. With its 4 levels and 5 private terraces, the penthouse literally cantilevers over Beekman Place, affording breathtaking river views. There are 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a wood-burning fireplace and a chef's kitchen including a Gaggenau six burner stove, a Bosch dishwasher and two Subzero refrigerators. The current owners retained the architects Jared Della Valle and Andrew Bernheimer to update the penthouse in a manner consistent with Rudolph's vision, an effort which was awarded by the prestigious American Institute of Architecture. The five floors beneath the penthouse, which are accessed via elevator, are comprised of 3 private residences, each of which retains the hallmarks of Rudolph's signature style. The ground floor apartment is a duplex comprised of 2 bedrooms and 2 1/2 bathrooms and boasting a garden. The two apartments above this are also duplexes, each comprised of 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and featuring full height windows with terraces looking onto the East River. The Paul Rudolph Townhouse presents several attractive possibilities: maintaining the current 4 residence configuration, living in the penthouse and keeping the lower floors as separate apartments or converting the entire building to a magnificent and uniquely iconic single family residence.

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.

Gilded Age Mansion with Large Garage A rare Gilded Age limestone mansion at 15 East 96th Street, built in 1915 for Lucy Drexel Dahlgren by architect Ogden Codman Jr., later refined by Pierre Cartier. Meticulously upgraded in 2004 by David Easton, Andre Tchelistcheff Architects, and Xhema Construction, the residence blends museum-quality craftsmanship with modern infrastructure. Built in the Neo–French Classic style, the mansion reflects early 20th-century opulence. This 37'.6"-wide x 101'-foot-deep Beaux Arts limestone townhouse rises five stories in front and six in the rear, offering 18,570 sq ft gross, 14,800 sq ft above grade, plus 3237 sq ft of outdoor space. The home has an interior elevator from the lower level to the fifth and 11 fireplaces with marble mantles. A secure gated entry leads to a heated cobblestone driveway and a double-height turntable lift garage. Additional air rights are available; the purchaser and their professionals should independently verify all information. First Floor: A private limestone entry opens to a grand stair hall with 11'8" ceilings, marble floors, carved staircase, elevator, and powder room. The south-facing reception room features oak boiserie, fireplace, and French doors. An octagonal paneled salon faces south, north, and west: rear entrance, dumbwaiter, and back-stair support for entertaining. Parlor Floor: A sweeping marble stair rises to a landing beneath 15'6" ceilings. The 35' x 20.5' living room offers three French window doors, Versailles floors, and a marble fireplace. A hidden door reveals a curved marble stair to level five and a powder room. The octagonal dining room includes terrazzo floors and carved Italian marble fountains. A professional pantry and chef's kitchen (Sub-Zero, Wolf, Gaggenau, Miele) complete the floor. A rear apartment above the kitchen provides two bedrooms, a living area, a kitchenette, and a bath. Third Floor: The primary suite spans the south side with paneled walls, French windows, a fireplace, and antique mirrors. Two marble bathrooms offer steam showers, a Jacuzzi, closets, and dressing rooms—a northwest media room with three-sided windows and a fireplace anchors the floor, along with a guest suite. Fourth Floor: A secondary primary suite includes two fireplaces, two marble baths, a sitting room, and closets beneath arched ceilings. A Louis XIV–style library faces west. A kitchenette and additional bedroom suite complete this level. Fifth Floor: A 35' x 16' planted terrace with pergola and fireplace enjoys southern views. An octagonal solarium with a skylight and a fireplace opens onto the terrace. A serving kitchen and large en-suite bedroom complete the floor. Sixth Floor A bedroom, tiled bath, and west-facing terrace crown the home. Lower Level: With 11'4" ceilings, the basement includes storage, cedar closets, laundry, wine storage, mechanical rooms, security suite, and space ideal for a gym, spa, pool, or media room. There is access to the lower level of the garage. Rear stairs, two front stairs, and an elevator connect the home. A once-in-a-lifetime offering: an intact Gilded Age limestone mansion with exceptional privacy, security, and a rare, oversized double-height garage. Lot Size: 37.6 x 101 sq ft; Interior Sq Ft: 14,800; Exterior Area: 3237 sq ft; Basement Area: 3,770 sq ft; Total Gross Interior: 18,570 sq ft—historic, Landmarked Mansion with a two-story garage, limestone portico, and heated cobblestone driveway.

Welcome to this extraordinary 28-foot-wide townhouse, perfectly positioned with a centerline view spanning over the serene Stuyvesant Square Park. This beautiful home has been elegantly restored and well-maintained. This grand home showcases timeless architectural details, featuring a three-bay façade, round-arched doors and windows, a cast-iron balcony with a foliate pattern spanning the home's width, and a detailed paneled cornice. This beautiful home truly exemplifies grand and gracious proportions throughout. The five-story home was originally built during the 1850s, boasting nearly 8,500 sqft, with a spectacular private rear garden. This special home effortlessly blends historic charm with contemporary luxury that features an elevator, six spacious bedrooms, five full baths, and two powder rooms. Enter through a gated street entrance to a front garden leading you into a sophisticated entry vestibule. This garden level features a sprawling eat-in chef's kitchen with a butler’s pantry and a stylish powder room. The highlight is the grand formal dining room drenched in natural light featuring a wood-burning fireplace. The scale of this space is truly remarkable—perfect for hosting unforgettable moments. The Clive Christian-designed kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances from Viking and Sub-Zero; marble countertops, and painted pine cabinetry. Directly off the kitchen, you can access the private rear garden, giving you peace and serenity. The dimming bistro light set-up above the garden and ivy-clad garden walls creates a truly special space where you almost forget you are in New York City. Ascend to the Parlor level, either by your private elevator or the two distinguished staircases, and prepare to be captivated by soaring 16-foot ceilings and a dramatic floating curved staircase. This level sets the stage for an unforgettable, entertaining experience. Full-length, round-arched windows featuring original muntins bathe the space in glorious natural light. The striking cast-iron Juliet balcony spans the width of the home. For added versatility, a well-appointed room offers the perfect setting for a home office, library, or comfortable reading nook. At the rear of this level, you'll discover a luxurious primary suite complete with a spa-like en-suite bath, a spacious walk-in closet, and a private terrace overlooking your garden. The third level is highlighted with three generously sized bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a convenient laundry area. An additional cozy room adds flexibility and can easily be converted into a fourth bedroom, home office, or playroom. The fourth floor features a spacious living room, bar, bedroom, and a full bathroom, along with a large walk-in closet tucked away from a secondary primary sleeping area. A bonus room adjacent to the entertainment area can serve as a home office, nursery, music room, or guest room, depending on your needs. The thoughtful layout makes this level incredibly adaptable. Easily accessed via elevator, internal staircase, or a dedicated private entrance beneath the stoop, the English basement level combines historic charm with functionality. This level also includes a spacious media room, powder room, storage options, A/V closet, a second laundry area, and direct access to the garden. Another massive bedroom with a separate entrance allows ultimate flexibility. Rounding out this exceptional home is a new energy-efficient boiler and HVAC systems, along with new roofing membrane, drainage, down piping, and exterior decking, which are just a few of the many recent upgrades. Last but not least, a significant amount of additional unused FAR offers you the opportunity to expand, creating a truly once-in-a-lifetime townhouse in Gramercy Park. Just moments from Gramercy Park, Friends Seminary, and some of New York City’s finest restaurants and shopping destinations.

Please note: There is a tenant currently in place. With a prime and perfect West Village location, this glorious townhouse features an exquisite renovation by Architectural Digest’s AD100 designer Stephen Gambrel. Spanning five levels this mint-condition residence offers the rare and coveted combination of period detail and modern convenience. A handsome brick façade features many of the hallmarks of its Greek Revival style; its elevated stoop leads to welcoming double doors with a transom above. Beyond, the Parlor Floor is defined by dramatically tall ceilings and the beautiful proportions of the Dining Room and Living Room. Both rooms have wood-burning fireplaces, and the Living Room boasts six floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the garden. Below, the Garden Floor is also accessible from the street, and features an immaculate white Kitchen and a Great Room with a wood-burning fireplace. With marvelous entertainment possibilities, this room opens seamlessly to an extremely tranquil landscaped courtyard Garden. A Powder Room and coat closet are conveniently accessible. The very peaceful private quarters feature five Bedrooms on three levels. The Primary Bedroom Suite encompasses the third floor. The Primary Bedroom is blessed with a terrace that overlooks the garden and a wood-burning fireplace. There are two very ample closets and a luxuriously-appointed marble ensuite bath. Above, two levels incorporate four well-proportioned bedrooms, each with a wood-burning fireplace and an ensuite bath. Above, a delightful Rooftop Terrace, accessed by staircase, is beautifully landscaped and equipped with lounging and dining areas, an outdoor Kitchen & shower. From the roof, there are impressive views of the surrounding neighborhood. The finished basement features a large Laundry Room with dual washers and dryers, a capacious wine cellar, and an abundance of storage including a Cedar Closet. All internal levels are accessed by a central staircase or the very convenient elevator. Throughout, attention to detail is evident: the house is awash in lovely custom millwork and benefits from and state-of-the-art systems to control lighting, temperature, music, and security. And fortunately, there is glorious natural light from the east- and west-facing exposures. 763 Greenwich Street is situated in the West Village’s most sought-after residential enclave on a picturesque, tree-lined street. While delightfully quiet and residential in nature, it is but moments to the Village’s best restaurants, Chelsea’s galleries, The High Line, and marvelous Hudson River Park. This pristine and magnificent residence is stellar in every way.

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.

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”.

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

The renowned designer, Miles Redd, has delivered a timeless Townhouse featured in Elle Décor -a beautiful private home offering a rare balance of architectural pedigree and modern livability. Originally built in 1880 and redesigned in 1924 by William Shire, this four-story Italianate Residence is presented in exquisite condition. 126 East 74th Street is a classic Upper East Side Townhouse ideally positioned on a prime Lenox Hill block between Park and Lexington Avenues, one of Manhattan’s most established and consistently sought-after residential corridors. The elegant façade is distinguished by decorative columns framing Palladian Windows, creating a timeless and refined street presence. The townhouse is 19ft. in width and spans over 5,800 sq. ft. The refined residence offers exceptional scale and proportion rarely found in this segment of the Upper East Side townhouse market. Rich architectural details throughout include a grand central staircase, beautifully preserved original elements, and thoughtfully layered interiors that balance classic structure with a more relaxed, livable sensibility. Additional highlights include three wood-burning fireplaces, an elevator servicing all floors and the roof, plus a full basement with updated mechanicals, storage, gym potential, and staff accommodations with a full Bath. Garden Level The Garden Level has been fully reimagined to support modern, everyday living while maintaining the home’s elegance. At its center is a beautifully renovated Chef’s Kitchen with custom millwork, heated floors, and abundant storage, designed as a true gathering space. The Kitchen includes a warm and inviting built-in Dining Banquette and desk area, creating a natural hub for casual dining, work, and family life. A separate mudroom with street entrance provides exceptional functionality, offering space for coats, storage, and daily use. An oversized Dining Room with a Wood-Burning Fireplace opens directly to the tranquil, south-facing landscaped Garden, highlighted by two mature Cherry Blossom Trees that bring seasonal beauty and a sense of serenity to the outdoor space, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor experience. Parlor Level The dramatic Parlor Level serves as the heart of the home with a 70 foot long Living Room and dramatic 11.5 foot ceilings with arched details, period moldings and extraordinary volume rarely found in Townhouses of this scale. This level offers a grand Living Room with a Wood-Burning Fireplace and a Wet Bar. The dramatic Loggia opens to the Terrace all ideal for elegant entertaining. Third Floor The entire Third Floor is dedicated to a luxurious Primary Suite and Library. The inviting Bedroom is complemented by a sun-filled Sitting Room overlooking the Garden, along with a separate Library/Bedroom, creating a private and tranquil retreat. The suite is further enhanced by a beautifully renovated En-Suite marbled Bathroom with double-sinks, shower and a soaking bath. Fourth Floor The Top Floor offers three additional well-proportioned Bedrooms and two renovated Baths, providing flexibility for family, guests, or additional workspace. Each room is thoughtfully scaled with excellent natural light and comfortable separation from the primary level below. A Rare Opportunity Previously approved plans for a Fifth-Floor extension present a potential opportunity to further expand the home, whether as additional interior living space and/or a private rooftop terrace. Located within the Upper East Side Historic District, 126 East 74th Street benefits from enduring architectural integrity and neighborhood consistency, hallmarks of long-term value and desirability. Welcome to a turnkey, meticulously maintained Townhouse offering scale, elegance, and flexibility, ideally suited for today’s discerning Upper East Side buyer.

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.

Situated just off of Fifth Avenue on one of the most desirable and picturesque residential blocks in Carnegie Hill, 17 East 93rd Street is noteworthy for its welcoming facade courtyard, classic details, and meticulous renovation. Originally designed by William Graul in the Renaissance Revival Style in the late 19th Century, this splendid residence is awash with sunlight throughout the day and with an eye to luxury and convenience, it has been perfectly adapted to today’s lifestyle. The current owner undertook a complete restoration and rebuilding of this graciously-scaled house, meticulously replacing all systems and interior structure. The striking and impeccable result blends state-of-the art technology and modern convenience with traditional architectural elements and fine finishes. Notable features include an elevator to all levels and a gorgeous, gracefully-curving central staircase crowned by a large skylight. The house also features all new electrical, plumbing, insulation, garden and irrigation systems, HVAC (with six zone), Crestron lighting and entertainment, and security systems. The house is welcoming and warm and exudes a timeless elegance. At 19 feet in width and spanning six levels, including its finished lower level, this magnificent home offers over 7,300 square feet of living space. Throughout, soaring ceiling heights, magnificent proportions and scale, ample sunlight, and pretty outlooks impress and are complemented by the graciously ascending staircase, six gas fireplaces, a lushly planted garden terrace, and two additional terraces. First Floor: Incorporating a wonderful front courtyard entrance, the Garden Level has nearly 10-foot ceilings and includes a large Gallery with a limestone floor and gas fireplace and a magnificent Kitchen designed by Smallbone of Devizes featuring walnut cabinetry, marble countertops, and a panoply of state-of-the-art appliances. The Kitchen opens to an ample seating area with a gas fireplace and access to the tiered and terraced Garden, lushly planted. This floor is completed by a walk-in coat closet and a Powder Room. Parlor Floor: Featuring 10’ 10” ceilings, this level includes a grandly scaled south-facing Living Room and an elegant Dining Room. With oversized windows, the Living Room is blessed with sunlight throughout the day as well as pretty townhouse outlooks. Nearby, the Dining Room opens to a terrace that overlooks and has a staircase to the lush garden below. The Dining Room is supported by a Service Pantry featuring a convenient dumbwaiter, Smallbone of Devizes custom cabinets, and additional appliances to ensure seamless entertaining. Both the Living Room and Dining Room feature gas fireplaces, and a nearby Powder Room is conveniently accessible. Third Floor: With 10-foot ceilings, this level features a handsome wood-paneled Library with south-facing leafy outlooks, a beautiful bay window, and a gas fireplace. There is also a Bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. A Powder Room completes this floor. Fourth Floor: With 10’ 2” ceilings, this level presents two large Bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom and very ample closets. Fifth Floor: Configured as a Primary Suite, this level features 10’ 8” ceilings and incorporates a tranquil south-facing Bedroom with a gas fireplace, a vast onyx bathroom featuring double sinks, a soaking tub, and a separate shower. From the bathroom, there is access to a lovely Terrace in the treetops. This floor also features two large dressing closets and a cozy seating area or office. Cellar: Finished to a high level, the Lower Floor features a Media Room with a full bath, a proper Laundry Room, impeccable mechanical rooms, and additional storage.

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

Breathtaking and Spectacular. Absolutely stunning sun-drenched, all new renovation of a 22 foot wide townhouse designed by Janes & Leo Architects in 1898. This magnificent limestone, Neo Georgian Townhouse has all the bells and whistles that one could ask for and is located just steps to Riverside Drive on a very serene, quiet, and pristine block. This sprawling townhouse is 7 stories including full height cellar with over 9075 interior +/- sf and 1900 +/- exterior. Features of the house include 5-6 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 3 powder rooms, smart home, commercial eight passenger elevator which runs the entire seven story length of the house from the cellar to the roof deck, 2 laundry rooms, gym, temperature controlled wine cellar. Incredible master bedroom with en suite luxury bath and soaking tub, incredible architectural detail restored throughout the house with several fireplaces, including two that are wood burning, sun-filled roof deck with wet bar and views of the Hudson River, multi zone hvac system, lush private garden with waterfall, huge eat in kitchen with enormous island and top-of-the-line appliances, and very high ceilings throughout . Located just below Columbia University, come experience this true gem. Taxes $6,385 per month.

Stunning Carnegie Hill Townhouse on the Best Park Block Welcome to 19 East 92nd Street, a meticulously renovated single-family townhouse in the heart of Carnegie Hill. Built in 1920, this home boasts a classic Beaux-Arts facade, complete with low-relief sculptural panels and lion statues, exuding timeless grandeur. First Floor: Enter through a grand Gallery with a separate Service Entrance with Mudroom, Powder Room, and double doors that lead to the heart of the home, an immense, state-of-the-art Eat-in Kitchen. Equipped with Miele cooktop, dishwasher, oven, electric grill, and Subzero refrigerator, this Kitchen features natural stone and stainless-steel countertops, and a beautiful atrium nook with seating for 6 and views of the Garden. Custom millwork throughout offers ample storage, plus there is direct access to the charming 17 x 24 landscaped Garden, a serene outdoor retreat. Second Floor: On the Parlor Floor, experience nearly 12-foot-high ceilings, crown moldings, raised panel wainscoting, classical columns, wide-plank hardwood floors, wood burning fireplace, wet bar and recessed lighting. The Living Room accommodates multiple seating areas with a wall of South facing windows, while the formal Dining Room, perfect for either intimate or large-scale dinner parties, features a massive custom-built bookcase and a spacious Butler’s Pantry, conveniently connected to the main Kitchen with a staircase for seamless flow between the spaces. Third Floor: One flight up, one of the most beautiful full-floor Primary Suites awaits, featuring two gorgeous walk-in closets with custom built-ins, a floating soaking tub, 2 fireplaces, dual sinks, an oversized shower with steam and mosaic tile, and an additional Powder Room off the Bedroom. This suite is a true sanctuary of luxury and comfort. Fourth and Fifth Floors: There are four additional Bedrooms with en-suite Bathrooms, one currently configured as a Cinema Room with surround sound and stunning Solarium, one configured as a state-of-the-art Home Gym, and a third configured as a very spacious Home Office. A Laundry Room is conveniently located on the 4th floor as well. Finally, an elegant staircase leads to the rooftop that is ready for your custom design, offering limitless potential for additional outdoor living. The Basement is fully built out, offering multiple storage rooms, closets, updated mechanicals, and an extraordinarily impressive climate-controlled Wine Cellar. The home is equipped with a modern central heating and cooling system, ensuring year-round comfort in every room, plus there is an elevator that reaches nearly every floor. Located just moments from Central Park, this residence offers unparalleled sophistication in one of New York City’s most coveted neighborhoods. Carnegie Hill is renowned for its peaceful, tree-lined streets, and offers convenient access to some of the city’s finest dining, boutique shopping, and cultural institutions, including Museum Mile, making it a perfect blend of tranquility and urban convenience.

Experience Loft Living at Its Finest in the Heart of Midtown. Welcome to this sun-drenched, sophisticated loft perched atop the iconic Turtle Bay Towers—a rare gem that effortlessly blends style, comfort, and city living. This striking residence is bathed in natural southern light enjoying views of the iconic Chrysler Building, framed by a dramatic wall of oversized windows that bring the city skyline right into your living room. The home features soaring 12.5-foot pre-war beamed ceilings and an expansive layout that includes a generously sized living and dining area, ideal for both entertaining and everyday relaxation. The smartly designed standing sleep loft adds versatility, with extensive built-in storage underneath, perfect for keeping your home organized and clutter-free. You’ll also find ample closet space throughout, offering rare and valuable storage in a city setting. The kitchen features granite countertops, The clean and modern bathroom is engulfed in white porcelain tiles. Turtle Bay Towers is a distinguished pre-war loft building offering full-service living with 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, a beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace, garage, bike room, storage, and laundry facilities. The building is pet-friendly and welcomes pied-à-terres and investors alike. Located just moments from Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Equinox, Grand Central Station, top-tier dining, and a seasonal farmers market — this residence offers the rare opportunity to experience tranquil luxury living in one of Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Come home to the best of everything — where city convenience meets luxury living in the sky. Please note there is a Special Assessment of $257.97 per month through February of 2028 for improvements including LL11, elevator upgrade, hallway renovations, lobby refresh.

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.

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. This listing is a co-exclusive.

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.

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.

The william noble house a luxury historic landmark on central park west directly overlooking central park, this architecturally significant residence is one of the last remaining single-family townhouses along central park west. spanning over 12,270 square feet across six levels and more than 22 feet in width, the home offers unobstructed, commanding views of the park from its elegant and symmetrical queen anne–style facade. upon entry, a few steps lead to a grand foyer, followed by a luminous and expansive main living room. With soaring ceilings and remarkable volume, the space is crowned by a dramatic central light dome that floods every floor with natural light. just below, a dining area and kitchen offer generous proportions for entertaining. A terrace on this level provides a tranquil outdoor retreat in the heart of the city. on the lower level, the residence features a nearly 60-foot indoor lap pool and a dedicated home fitness area, elevating the standard of in-home wellness amenities. a private elevator provides access to all levels, including the second floor, which hosts a spacious primary suite, a large dressing room, and a private bathroom with access to a second terrace. the third floor includes a tiered media room and an additional guest bedroom with generous proportions. the fourth floor offers two large bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. the top floor features a bright and airy bedroom with wide windows offering open, unobstructed city views. a rooftop terrace crowns the property, providing panoramic vistas of central park. ideally located in the heart of the upper west side, the property offers immediate access to central park, the american museum of natural history, and the shops, cafés, and restaurants of columbus avenue. with a rich history, 247 central park west has been home to numerous prominent figures, including celebrated artists, influential politicians, and notable families. While the interiors have evolved over time, the home’s original exterior remains remarkably preserved — a lasting testament to its architectural and historical significance. designed in 1887 by renowned architect edward angell and commissioned by visionary developer william noble (who selected the residence as his personal home), the property was completed in 1889 as part of a prestigious row of nine townhouses — of which only three remain today. this is a rare opportunity to acquire a true landmark townhouse in one of manhattan’s most iconic and sought-after locations.

The william noble house a luxury historic landmark on central park west directly overlooking central park, this architecturally significant residence is one of the last remaining single-family townhouses along central park west. Spanning over 12,270 square feet across six levels and more than 22 feet in width, the home offers unobstructed, commanding views of the park from its elegant and symmetrical queen anne–style façade. Upon entry, a few steps lead to a grand foyer, followed by a luminous and expansive main living room. With soaring ceilings and remarkable volume, the space is crowned by a dramatic central light dome that floods every floor with natural light. Just below, a dining area and kitchen offer generous proportions for entertaining. A terrace on this level provides a tranquil outdoor retreat in the heart of the city. On the lower level, the residence features a nearly 60-foot indoor lap pool and a dedicated home fitness area, elevating the standard of in-home wellness amenities. A private elevator provides access to all levels, including the second floor, which hosts a spacious primary suite, a large dressing room, and a private bathroom with access to a second terrace. The third floor includes a tiered media room and an additional guest bedroom with generous proportions. The fourth floor offers two large bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. The top floor features a bright and airy bedroom with wide windows offering open, unobstructed city views. A rooftop terrace crowns the property, providing panoramic vistas of central park. Ideally located in the heart of the upper west side, the property offers immediate access to central park, the american museum of natural history, and the shops, cafés, and restaurants of columbus avenue. With a rich history, 247 central park west has been home to numerous prominent figures, including celebrated artists, influential politicians, and notable families. While the interiors have evolved over time, the home’s original exterior remains remarkably preserved — a lasting testament to its architectural and historical significance. Designed in 1887 by renowned architect edward angell and commissioned by visionary developer william noble (who selected the residence as his personal home), the property was completed in 1889 as part of a prestigious row of nine townhouses — of which only three remain today. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a true landmark townhouse in one of manhattan’s most iconic and sought-after locations.

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.