No area of the city is immune from the Price Chop tomahawk. And this week we find ourselves on Fifth Avenue across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. If you ever fantasized about living along Museum Mile, this might just be the opportunity. This very spacious one bedroom at 1025 Fifth Avenue may need some upgrading but the new price, $1,195,000 is pretty tough to beat for a full service Fifth ...
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Want to purchase an apartment in Manhattan for under $500,000. What if we told you we found a Midtown charmer for under $400,000. Well indeed we did and we think it’s a great deal for someone looking for a starter home or pied-a-terre within easy walking distance to the central business district. This handsome little gem is located at 321 East 54th Street, an 11-story pre-war between Second Avenue and ...
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Sometimes you love an apartment for its raw bones and the fantastic opportunity presented by the four walls before you. Apartment 2-A at 19 Grace Court in Brooklyn Heights is just that type of space, offering the future occupant eight rooms to create something magical. 19 Grace Court is a small art-deco prewar with just 33 apartments spread over six floors. It is situated on a charming Brooklyn Heights cul-de-sac with ...
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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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Swoon over Central Park in this oversized two bedroom apartment at the iconic Eldorado on Central Park West. This full service co-op, one of the “Great Dames” that adorn CPW, is readily identified for its twin towers that majestically loom over the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. The landmarked Eldorado encompasses the entire blockfront between West 90th Street and West 91st Street. Completed in 1931 and designed by acclaimed architect Emery Roth, ...
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