This combination apartment at 10 Park Avenue offers a simple art deco palette with clean lines and surreal views of multiple Midtown landmarks, all of which are framed by classic casement windows. The building opened as the Hotel Ten Park Avenue in 1931 amidst the height of the art-deco movement. It stands prominently at the northwest corner of Park Avenue and 34th Street, on the fringe of the Midtown business district ...
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This glorious multi-level penthouse sits atop the Lifesaver Lofts building at the southeast corner of West 20th Street and Eleventh Avenue and looks directly out upon Chelsea Piers and the Hudson River beyond. The Lifesaver Lofts, situated in the heart of the West Chelsea Gallery District, offers a boutique condo with a bit of sugary history. This seven-story structure was home to the mint products company where Lifesaver mints were manufactured ...
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This one-of-a-kind triplex loft straddles the past with the present. It is a nifty two-bedroom apartment full of surprises. Spread out over three levels, the fully renovated East Village residence offers continuous walls of exposed brick, an artfully designed metal and wood staircase, wide plank flooring and a glorious ceiling height of 13.5 feet. At 1252 square feet, this multi-level home actually feels like a house. The main floor offers ...
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The maisonette apartment at 32 West 9th Street offers two full floors of delightful open space linked by a fanciful winding staircase with decorative ironwork. This two bed, two bath duplex, measuring out at 1734 square feet, offers a private street level entrance and a large shared garden to the rear of the residence. The first floor is comprised of a renovated open kitchen, a large dining area and a bedroom ...
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The fourth floor penthouse apartment at 102 Clay Street draws you in with its seductive private roof deck. This exclusive exterior space outsizes the apartment with more than 1350 square feet, much of it devinely landscaped. The views, equally seductive, are a window unto the Manhattan skyline. This four-story, four unit Greenpoint townhouse was built in 1930 and recently converted to condominium ownership. It sits on a tree-lined residential block with ...
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