Presenting a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the discerning residential buyer to own a rare, exquisite landmark home in the heart of NYC; or for the commercial owner to house their business for various uses (as an office, gallery, retail space, embassy, private club, etc.) in an extraordinary space! Built in 1896 for James J. Goodwin, the cousin and business partner of JP Morgan, the magnificent 24,000 sq ft mansion at 9 West 54th Street, located just off prized 5th Avenue, sits on a generous 100.42" lot and boasts a 50'-wide footprint.
This distinctive building most recently served as the headquarters of the US Trust Company. The historic treasure was designed as a stately double house (#s 9 and 11) by the era's preeminent architectural firm McKim, Mead and White, also responsible for conceiving many other iconic buildings in the city like the University Club and NY Public Library. The architecturally stunning neo-Georgian limestone and brick masterpiece is brimming with spectacular period details throughout its multiple gracious stories. Enriching the awe-inspiring ambience are 12 fireplaces, incredible hand-crafted woodwork and millwork, beautiful columns and wood floors, intricate stained glass, 11 primary bedroom suites, and 11 additional staff bedrooms.
A grand main level introduces the elegance with a handsome wood-paneled entry gallery, plus presents a splendid library, reception room, and 3 other large versatile rooms. Two majestic staircases illuminated by original skylights above ascend to the amazing parlor floor marked by voluminous 13'8" ceilings. Here you'll find 2 impressive, oversized rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, 5 Juliet balconies with tree-lined street views of the MoMA sculpture garden, a regal library, octagonal wood-clad dining room with adjoining butler's pantry, and sun-filled glass conservatory overlooking the lovely garden. Levels three, four and five extend the flexibility with a total of 14 oversized rooms and phenomenal storage. A windowed English basement with French doors to the landscaped garden, and garden level with 2 front exterior entrances heighten the allure. There truly is no other opportunity like this, to personalize an impressive property and cherished piece of NY history to suit your unique needs. Best of all is the coveted address near Manhattan's finest attractions including Central Park, luxury hotels, Billionaires" Row, world-class shopping and fine dining.
Bring your designer to this tall and handsome 25" wide Italianate townhome located on the most prime street in historic Greenwich Village.
The home has been fully gutted down to the studs and it's ready for you to create your dream home. It comes with fully approved Landmark and Department of Building plans.
There is a large south-facing garden, high ceilings throughout, 3 wood burning fire places and a terrace.
Built in 1860, this tall brick house of the Italianate period was built for Jacob Huyler, who was in the ice trade. It has segmental-arched windows and doorways, and the roof cornice has a series of single brackets separated by diamond-shaped panels.
The location of this townhome couldn't be better, nestled along the tree-lined streets and historic townhomes, close to public transportation and some of the best restaurants and shops the city has to offer.
Boundless Beauty
Rare opportunity to purchase a stunning single-family historic townhouse located on a treasured Village tree lined block, with private parking, and a separate guest cottage set in two verdant landscaped gardens.
Bathed in sunlight, the property is a treasured oasis and a piece of history in the heart of the Village. Exquisitely restored and renovated to perfection combining original architectural details with a sophisticated modern design seamlessly crafted by a noted architectural firm.
Behind the 1821 Federal facade a grand open double parlor room welcomes you as you enter the house. Ideal for entertaining this elegant room has 10 foot ceilings, two wood burning fireplaces with original mantles and stunning wide pine floorboards. Complementing this space is a custom wet bar, a powder room and floor to ceiling French windows and door that overlook a lovely garden.
Below there is an inviting chef''s kitchen with a wood burning fireplace and window seated dining area and doors that open onto the garden.
The third floor is an elegant primary bedroom suite with a wood burning fireplace, dressing room/sitting room and beautiful windowed waterworks bath.
The top floor has an additional large bedroom suite, family room with wood burning fireplace, skylights and another wonderful bath.
From the garden of the main house, an unexpected path winds upward to the cottage and additional gardens.
Magically placed in the garden with windows on three sides, this cottage offers a sanctuary to work or rest. There is also a kitchenette, and marble bath. A tiered patio outside is perfect for dining and reading amongst the holly, maple and apple trees, and hydrangeas.
Private parking for two cars is accessed through a sliding barn door at the rear of the garden and the wall is canopied with beautiful mature purple wisteria.
Bedford Street between Morton and Commerce was named after a street in London and was laid out before 1799. The street contains several of the oldest and most charming houses in the Village and continues to be one of the most desirable blocks in New York''s Greenwich Village Historic Landmarked District.
Once home to some of the city''s most celebrated luminaries: Poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for poetry lived in a house across the street, as did the cultural anthropologist, and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom Margaret Mead. Berenice Abbott, a pioneering figure in 20th century photography lived just around the corner.
Built in the 1890's and retaining many original details, 171 East 94th Street is perfectly located on a lovely and tranquil block in Carnegie Hill. This stunning 4 story classic brownstone sits in a row of brownstones that are separated in the rear by double deep gardens to the north that run the length of the block, creating a true oasis in the heart of the city.
This 4 story (plus a cellar) residence stands approximately 19 feet wide with approximately 3,500 square feet of interior living space and an additional 4,097 square feet of unused FAR. Wonderful attributes found throughout the house include high ceilings, grand room proportions, original hardwood floors, and wonderful sunlight. Regularly updated and lovingly maintained in excellent condition, one can move right in, or customize as needed or desired.
A stoop leads to the main floor, with an entry foyer that affords a view through the house to the gardens behind. The foyer leads to a dining room and a living room with soaring ceilings, a marble fireplace, and a separate seating area framed by French doors, with a balcony and steps leading to a large garden, all providing a great flow for entertaining. In the front of the floor is a renovated eat-in kitchen. Sunny and cheerful, the south-facing kitchen is furnished with top-of-the-line appliances, marble countertops, and custom cabinetry.
One floor up is the south-facing primary bedroom with a renovated en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom/library with a fireplace and a terrace overlooking the gardens, a washer/dryer closet, and a second bathroom. The top floor features two bedrooms and an office/bedroom. There are two full bathrooms on this floor.
The garden floor contains a spacious family room with sliding glass doors opening directly to the garden. There is a guest bedroom with bath, a half bath, and a separate kitchenette, making it perfect for guests or as a source of income, as the home is a legal 2 family residence, with a separate street entrance for the garden floor and the ability to close the stairwell from the main floor to the garden floor.
Originally conceived as one of five "automobile stables" that occupies 168 -176 East 75th street, this landmarked town house and its neighbors were designed by Hill and Stout in 1902 for the use of wealthy New Yorkers living in nearby mansions who sought private accommodations for their automobiles. They were the first garages erected for private use in the city. The first of the row, 168, is one of 2 remaining houses that still retains its garage at the ground level, with capacity for up to 5 cars.
The building stands 18 feet wide and is approximately 5,450 square feet (4,500 SF above grade), with the ground level extending almost the full length of the lot. Enter the home via a new garage door, or through the separate entry to the residence on the east side of the building. A sizable elevator connects this level to the main residence on the third floor.
The building retains its original configuration, as a garage and 2 apartments. The second floor is a floor through unit, with a spacious, north facing living room graced by a large semi-circular window and 2 south facing bedrooms, separated by a full kitchen, laundry room and bath.
The third and fourth floors comprise a separate duplex apartment. This residence consists of a sun flooded 16x23 south facing living room, dining room and kitchen on the third floor, and 2 generously sized bedrooms, with ample storage, 2 en-suite baths and separate laundry on the top floor.
The south side of east 75th street between Lexington and Third Avenues is a picturesque block, with the 5 houses faced in a handsome design of red and blackened clinker bricks and a distinctive roofline that alternates gables and dormers.
Journey back in time and keep the home as a garage and staff residence or bring your designer and create the single-family home of your dreams.
Discover an exceptional investment opportunity at 131 East 29th Street, a pristine 5,200-square-foot, 4-unit apartment building in the heart of Manhattan's Kips Bay neighborhood. This well-maintained 20-foot-wide property sits on a generous 98.75-foot lot between Lexington and Third Avenues. Having been under the same ownership for over 40 years, this building presents an outstanding opportunity for investors seeking a turnkey asset with significant upside potential. The property will be delivered vacant and benefits from protected tax class 2A status, ensuring predictable expenses with annual tax increases capped at 8 percent year-over-year or 30 percent over five years.
Situated in the heart of Kips Bay, this property offers residents easy access to numerous amenities including Madison Square Park, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Murray Hill Market, and diverse dining and entertainment options. Excellent transportation access with the 6 train at 28th Street, B/D/F/M at Herald Square, and R/W trains at 28th Street and Broadway. The property's prime location, protected tax status, and flexible layout make it an exceptional investment opportunity in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods.