262 Mott Street via Compass
As of this writing, there are 10.906 condos, co-ops, condops, and townhouses for sale in Manhattan, northern Brooklyn, western Queens, and parts of the Bronx (per CityRealty listings). We take a look at the most exceptional homes to come on the market in the past month; and, in the spirit of the season, we also explore some of the city's most eye-catching holiday decorations.
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Penthouse in the Clouds
All images of Fifteen Hudson Yards via Related/Oxford Property Group
Located in the heart of New York's newest neighborhood, #PH88 looks out on dramatic, unobstructed 270-degree views spanning from the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty, Freedom Tower, East River Bridges, Manhattan Skyline, Empire State Building, to – on a clear day – the Atlantic Ocean. The centerpies is a double-height living room with ceilings up to 26 feet high with a beautiful double-sided fireplace clad in angled Obsidian black slate. With interiors by renowned designer Joan Behnke & Associates, the penthouse is fully outfitted and featuring one-of-a-kind sculptural millwork, a custom Bulthaup kitchen, custom hardware, sculptural artwork, private internal elevator, and a package of speakers, window treatments and lighting throughout. See floor plan and full details here.
The Vessel circa winter 2020 via CityRealty
Classic yet contemporary Soho loft
All images of 49 Greene Street via Core Group NYC
Full-floor boutique condominium's dramatic Great Room boasts 11' ceilings with architectural steel columns and centers on an exquisite marble ethanol fireplace. Six oversized, east-facing windows offer classic SoHo streetscape views and flood the space with natural light. A spacious library features Italian millwork as well as floor-to-ceiling glass and steel casement folding doors, creating an open and versatile living space. See floor plan and full details here.
Endless views of Central Park
All images of Circa Central Park via The Corcoran Group
Enter this dramatic penthouse into an expansive living/dining room area with unobstructed Central Park views, a perfect place for entertaining. Step out onto the private terrace, conveniently located off the living/dining room, and enjoy the warmth of an indoor/outdoor fire place overlooking expansive city and park views. The kitchen is finished with custom Italian cabinetry, a sizable center island, and top-of-the-line appliances. See floor plan and full details here.
The Pulitzer Fountain circa December 2020 via CityRealty
Masterfully transformed Noho mansion
All images of The Schumacher via Douglas Elliman
Upon entering this mansion with its own private entrance, you are greeted by a sun-filled, massive 26' corner great room, with 15' brick barrel vault ceilings which are original to the building, custom wood-framed windows, and 72 feet of prime frontage along tree lined Bleecker and Mott Streets through floor-to-ceiling windows, making it the ideal setting to display large art collections and entertain guests. The bright and airy windowed kitchen is exquisitely appointed with hand-selected artisanal surfaces that include book-matched Calacatta slab stone countertops and backsplash, and outfitted with top appliances.
The custom designed staircase leads to the three bedrooms located on the second floor with 12' ceilings throughout. See floor plan and full details here.
Historic views and modern interiors
All images of The Chelsea Enclave via Douglas Elliman
Enter this unique residence in the West Chelsea Historic District to be greeted by arresting views from 11' windows of Gothic Revival architecture and manicured lawns from the beautiful courtyard of the Episcopal Church Seminary. The corner, southwest-facing and sun-drenched kitchen (with separate breakfast room) includes Subzero, Bosch, and Wolf appliances. All three bedrooms have en suite baths and views of charming Chelsea townhouses. See floor plan and full details here.
A key to Gramercy Park
All images of 36 Gramercy Park East via Nest Seekers
Rarely available, recently renovated three-bedroom is enhanced by views of Gramercy Park, and the apartment comes with a key to New York's most famous private park. The entry hallway leads to a formal foyer that takes one into the generously sized living room with beautiful moldings, soaring ceilings and stunning herringbone wood floors. The windowed eat-in kitchen includes prestige appliances, custom cabinets and marble counter tops, and a wine refrigerator. See floor plan and full details here.
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Palace courtyard circa December 2020 via CityRealty
Newly constructed Brooklyn townhouse
All images of 1081 Dean Street via Brown Harris Stevens
With four generous floors of living space and three private outdoor spaces, 1081 Dean Street offers every amenity one could imagine. The parlor floor is perfect for entertaining, leading from the living room to dining room and into the chef's kitchen with custom cabinetry, high-end appliances, and endless storage. The crown jewel is the space at the top of this sprawling home, which is currently configured as a home gym, with two outdoor spaces offering north and south exposures and views of Downtown Brooklyn. See floor plan and full details here.
Classic six in a timeless location
All images of 55 Central Park West via Warburg Realty
Oversized classic six in a prestigious Central Park West building enjoys a grand-scale layout, including an elegant and spacious gallery leading to a sunken living room, where your eyes are immediately drawn to the park and skyline views across town.
Through the approximately 400-square-foot dining room, one finds a lovely private corner terrace, perfect for al fresco morning coffee or just enjoying the outdoors. Both bedrooms have Central Park views and full en suite baths. See floor plan and full details here.
Show-stopping Nolita loft
All images of 262 Mott Street via Compass
Enter this beautifully renovated home into the massive sun-filled Great Room with vintage wide plank Italian oak flooring, exposed brick, and seven picturesque windows overlooking the charm of Mott Street. The open Scavolini kitchen is outfitted with a center island, steel countertops, Gaggenau appliances, and double wine fridge. Both sleeping chambers are partitioned by custom steel and wood bookshelf walls, and a third section has a built-in desk that folds out into a bed for an ideal home office/guest room. See floor plan and full details here.
Saks Fifth Avenue circa December 2020 via CityRealty
Enviable chef's kitchen
All images of Westbury House via Brown Harris Stevens
High-floor floor-through home is flooded with light from oversized south-facing windows. The spectacular chef's kitchen opens up to the impressive living/dining room. A private balcony off the living room faces south and looks out on open city views. See floor plan and full details here.
Charming Cobble Hill carriage house
All images of 20 Verandah Place via The Corcoran Group
During its early history, 20 Verandah Place is said to have served as a stop on the Underground Railroad. In the present day, the single-family home is rich in historic details like beamed ceilings, exposed brick, wood-burning fireplaces, and large windows. Off the kitchen, a deck offers space for outdoor dining, with stairs down to the tranquil garden below. See floor plan and full details here.
Stairway to the heavens
All images of 5 Court Square via Modern Spaces
Luxurious apartment in a boutique condominium features dramatic 10' ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, white oak flooring, and interiors underpinned by a Latch M door system, Nest smoke detector and thermostat, WEMO smart lighting, and in-unit washer/dryer with smart technology. Expansive private terraces look out on sweeping views of Manhattan and Queens. See floor plan and full details here.
Empire State Building circa December 2020 via CityRealty
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