There is no shortage of lofts in Chelsea, some carved out of older commercial buildings, others built anew. No two ever appear to be the same; each space its own creation. This edition of our series, “Apartments We Love," takes us to one such loft, a 4,100 square-foot floor-through residence in one of Chelsea’s most sought-after pre-war buildings. Built in 1926, and commonly known as the Capital, 236 West 26th Street ...
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The word “unique.” is most often overused by real estate professionals. If you’ve been in this business long enough, truly unique has long ago passed you by. But, come upon a conversion of a former church with its quirky corners and arches, and “unique,” with a capital “Q” falls right into play again. Apartment 9 at 99 Clinton Street in Brooklyn Heights is one such apartment. And thus, this three-bedroom residence, ...
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Luxury living is a phrase that's practically synonymous with New York, and this next edition to our “Apartments We Love” series takes luxury to a whole new level. Featuring a meticulously crafted interior with high-end finishes, soaring ceilings, and an indulgent 20-foot private pool, residence 3-B at the Soori High Line is a home that may set the bar. Located in West Chelsea, just steps to the Highline and due south ...
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When you criss-cross this glam Tribeca penthouse, the first thing that you notice are the lines. There are vertical and horizontal lines everywhere, neatly defining the spatial order of the residence while complementing the industrial flair of the floor-to-ceiling casement windows that enwrap this full-floor home. Designed by the architectural firm Shelton Mindel this devine residence at 7 Hubert Street can stand toe-to-toe with any Tribeca penthouse. The urban oasis demands ...
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Think Lincoln Logs, the wooden interlocking building toy that has entertained generations of children. Now scan the rows of timber beams that line the ceiling of this one-of-a-kind loft and marvel at the character of its design. This riverfront duplex at 288 West Street is located on the western edge of Tribeca, between Watts Street and Canal Street. Sandwiched between two modern developments, the eight-story remembrance of Tribeca past stands out ...
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