A Private Park Atop Your Own Penthouse – 49 Murray Street

This Murray Street tri-level penthouse in the middle of Tribeca checks all the boxes.  In the opening sentence of the broker’s description, the words “unprecedented,” “spectacular,” and “exceptional” are used to describe this one-of-a-kind showplace.  Our personal opinion is that the broker was underselling it. Perched atop a mid-19th century Italianate loft building, this 4,600 square foot condo residence offers commanding space both inside and out.  Renovated in a streamlined contemporary ...

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Cinema Magic in East Village Triplex – 300 East 4th Street, Apt 1-A

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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Soho Masterpiece – 63 Greene Street, PH-A

Penthouse A offers 3,597 SF of dramatic interior space and just under 1,000 SF of private rooftop deck in exterior space--all smack dab in the heart of Soho. This extravagant penthouse loft boasts an embarrassment of riches. 12’ barrel ceilings, charming exposed brick, meticulous hardwood floors, and a bounty of sunlight are just a few highlights. The massive, sleek kitchen is fully equipped with a large island, top-of-the-line stainless steel ...

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Opulent Tastes with Rustic Charm – 62 Wooster Street, Apt 3-B

When people make the pilgrimage to New York City with dreams of making it big and living the New York Life, this is the apartment they come home to in their fantasies. Built in 1862, 62 Wooster Street, has been updated and houses six units across seven floors, utilizing keyed elevator access for residents.  Exposed brick and wood-beam ceilings offer a rustic sense of welcome, while pristine hardwood floors and elegant ...

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Designer Loft fit for an Avenger – 44 Laight St Apt 1-B

Where we choose to live tends to be a reflection of the various aspects of our personalities. And this apartment in Tribeca’s Grabler Building oozes cool-- it looks like Tony Stark might live here. Built in the 1800s as a warehouse, the exquisite renovations made to the building will make you wonder why we waste warehouse space on storage. The 12’ high ceilings and cleverly thought-out floor plan makes amazing use ...

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