Homes You Have To See Before The New Year

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15 Sailors WayRed Bank, NJ

An exciting new listing hitting the market in the exclusive Red Bank NJ, for $11M. The home is truly amazing and is very close to Jon Bon Jovi's estate as well.

This waterfront chateau is custom-built with the finest materials and bespoke craftsmanship, and is unmatched by even the most respected homebuilders. From its unrivaled position on the banks of the picturesque Navesink River, this lushly landscaped 3.5 acre property boasts over 300 feet of private shoreline complete with a 150 ft Brazilian hardwood dock and boat lift.

Optimally situated at the end of a prestigious cul-de-sac, the winding stone drive from the gated entry leads to a grandiose, paver stone courtyard with four-car garage and porte cochere. Inside, nearly every room basks in southern exposure and riverfront views.

The 6,000+ square feet garden level, designed as a Parisian hideaway, includes a movie theater, gym, indoor spa, sauna, a pub-style bar and wine cellar.

The estate is listed with Kristin Ehrgott and Maria Kingston.

137 West 25th Street Apartment #Studio/2

The commercially-zoned triplex studio owned by Grammy award-winning photographer and visual designer Phil Marco is coming to market in Chelsea for $3.5M. In addition to his photography, Phil created several iconic moments in motion pictures working with Martin Scorsese on films like in “The Color of Money,” “The Aviator,” and “Casino,” to name a few. Phil has won many awards for his work, including numerous Cannes Lions, Cleo's, and a Grammy Award for his print work on the legendary “Tommy the Who” Album. Phil’s work is represented in The Museum of Modern Art, The Museum of the Moving Image and The George Eastman Museum of Photography. He and his wife are retiring to the North Fork where Phil will continue his creative work.

Located in the historic New York Public Library stacks building at 137 West 25th Street with its own entrance and a two-door loading dock from the street, the Triplex Studio has 16 foot ceilings, a mezzanine overlooking the main space, and a full basement with workshop. Here is a more complete description of the property:

Studio #2 hosts endless usage possibilities. Located in The New York Public Library Stacks Building, which was formerly used as the West 25th street branch and is now been converted to commercial condos. Located in the popular Flower District of Chelsea and just west of the Flatiron/Nomad. This triplex ground floor loft, has an upstairs office, full basement, private entrance from the street and also includes its own two door garage entrance for loading or access of oversized items. In history Studio #2 had its own curb cut, which a professional would need to research any interest in its history.

Studio #2 most recently has been used by legendary videography Phil Marco Studio and provides an amazing opportunity for a similar business that requires privacy, high ceilings, lots of sq footage and multiple spaces. The main studio space hosts 16ft concrete beamed ceilings, traditional loft wood flooring and has the ability to be opened up even more. The office upstairs over looks 25th street and has an oversized wall of plate glass windows which span 12'x5'. An upstairs landing area offers an assistants work space and a large conference/lounge area, which is paired with an interior balcony that overlooks the main studio space.

Listed by Mike Lubin and Justin Stolarczyk of Brown Harris Stevens.

32 West 20th Street, 11th Floor, Loft

Welcome to a true Flatiron pre-war loft which for four decades served as an art studio for Emily Mason, the renowned American Abstract Expressionist painter and printmaker. Mason is lauded for her bold and vibrant contributions to the Abstract Expressionist and color field painting traditions. The tremendous benefits of the space, for her artistic needs, were that it is well-lighted, spacious, and airy. As the building was originally designed for light manufacturing, the reuse of the space as an artist's studio was straightforward.

Featuring high ceilings, large windows and open spaces, this iconic Flatiron loft is a perfectly preserved artist's studio poised for reinterpretation.

A keyed elevator arrives to the loft's private vestibule, which opens to the expansive full floor apartment. 12-foot ceilings, an array of large arched windows, diffused skylights, historic columns and hard wood floors are some of the features which grace this welcoming and airy floor-through unit. The approximately 4,000 square feet of space allows for a multitude of layouts depending on your lifestyle. Natural light streams into this cornice level apartment from 23 exposures facing north, east, south, and sky.

32 West 20th Street is a Neo-Renaissance style building constructed in 1908 by architect and original owner Frederick C. Zobel. This pre-war co-op is located in the Ladies' Mile Historic District, in the heart of what is now commonly called, "The Flatiron District." The building was converted to Cooperative residential ownership in 1978 from commercial usage. The originally tenants were businesses oriented to provide and often create merchandise for "Ladies' Mile," once New York's most prestigious shopping district.

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