Our Favorite Listings For The Week
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A 10-room full-floor Park Avenue co-op in the premier 620 Park Avenue pre-war cooperative has hit the market for $11.295M. Brown Harris Stevens agents Simone Mailman, Amanda S. Brainerd and Gerald Ryan have the listing.
Spanning the entire 8th Floor with 37 feet along Park Avenue, the residence includes four en-suite bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, two wood-burning fireplaces, an entrance gallery, side-by-side living and dining rooms exquisitely paneled in rich pine, hand-cast Butler hardware, the finest custom millwork, coffered ceilings, built-in bookcases and a recessed media cabinet concealed behind antique glass paneled doors. Meticulously maintained, the home comes with a private light-filled art studio/home office on the building's top floor with access to the common roof deck, and a separate cedar-lined room with a skylight and window.
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One of the largest and most important private collections of Outsider Art in the world is amplified in the home of author Ronald Shelp (Fallen Giant: The Amazing Story of Hank Greenberg and the History of AIG), and his wife June, who have passed away and left this unique legacy to their sons. Ronald Shelp was a member of the board of trustees for The American Folk Art Museum in NYC and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Representatives from Smithsonian just visited to select pieces to add to their permanent collection in DC. The approximately 100 works include numerous pieces by Thornton Dial - one of the most prominent artists within the Outsider Art movement.
What is a veritable museum, the 5,322-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bathroom full floor duplex condominium loft located in the Flatiron’s Photo Arts Building at 5 East 16th Street was meticulously constructed with art in mind. The duplex includes a separate, one-bed, one-bathroom two-level apartment accessible from the home’s foyer. While the art doesn't come with the home, any buyers could negotiate to purchase some of the works.
Phillip and Julie Gaynor, Brown Harris Stevens are the Listing Agents.
Built in 1838, 15 East 9th Street is a gorgeous and elegant 5-story, single family home in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Manhattan. With over 9,500 square feet of interior space, and 827 square feet of private backyard and terraces, this 1938 townhouse awaits your restoration. The property has been carefully maintained and is presented with much of its preserved Greek-Revival architecture. Special features of the property include 9 fireplaces, 2 staircases, 4 kitchens, 6 bathrooms, and 17'-foot ceilings. Lot size is 25' wide by 92.2' deep with two extensions built almost to the lot line. Most recently, the house has been used as the gallery, museum, and popular event space of a prominent art collector. Delivered Vacant.
Basement: Delivered raw. There is ample room to create a private gym, wine cellar, or storage space.Ground Level: Formerly used as a gallery and workshop, there are multiple rooms waiting to be transformed into living spaces or home offices. Access the private garden. Parlor Floor: An elegant staircase leads up to a magnificent ballroom designed by Stanford White, unlike any other in Manhattan. It features 17' ceilings and enormous arched windows showcasing charming views of Greenwich Village. All original details such as a wood-burning fireplace, herringbone floors, and original moldings are still intact. This level also includes a large kitchen with access to a private balcony and a beautiful library/den with a wood-burning fireplace. Third Floor (currently accessed by two staircases): The left-wing is the large primary bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and a very spacious walk-in closet. Across from the primary bedroom suite, is a large sitting area/library with a fireplace. The right-wing features two more sun-flooded bedrooms. The rear bedroom features a private outdoor terrace. Fourth Floor: This floor features a large bedroom plus 2 separate living areas with a fireplace, small kitchen, and 2 bathrooms. Fifth Floor: Enter into an expansive living room with wood-burning fireplace and large windows displaying views facing the charming East 9th Street. This room leads you back to an additional kitchen, bathroom, and 2 more bedrooms. Rooftop: Delivered unfinished. With incredible views of the neighborhood and city, this outdoor space awaits the potential to create a magnificent finished roof deck (consult with your architect) with plenty of space for entertaining.
Perfectly situated on tree-lined 9th street between University and 5th Avenue. Design your perfect home in the heart of Greenwich Village, surrounded by incredible restaurants, unique shopping and easy-to-reach transportation. This one of-a-kind townhouse offers a myriad of uses including: income-producing rental property, live-plus income, or conversion into a single-family mansion.