Our Favorite Listings For The Week
Listed for $5,999,999 with Noble Black, Erik Ternon, and Jamie Gagliano of Douglas Elliman, this historic 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom duplex was once the residence of Senator Jacob K. Javits and is currently home to film producer Dorothy Berwin. Designed by architect Joseph Urban, the home features a private elevator vestibule, a grand foyer with a curved staircase, an original wood-burning fireplace, and double-height wrought-iron casement windows. The media room, once Senator Javits' cigar room, is now a sophisticated space with velvet banquettes and ample natural light.
The upper level boasts a luxurious primary suite with extensive closets, a windowed primary bath with hand-selected marble, and three additional bedrooms. The windowed eat-in kitchen features jet black cabinetry, honed Olympia white marble, and top-of-the-line appliances. This prewar building, designed by Harry M. Clawson in 1930, is renowned for its neo-classical limestone facade and has been home to numerous prominent figures. Located in Sutton Place, the residence offers unparalleled access to Manhattan's finest dining, shopping, and cultural destinations. Financing up to 50% is available, with a 3% flip tax covered by the purchaser.
McKenzie Ryan and Ashley Tucker of Douglas Elliman have listed a stunning 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment just off Cooper Square. Spanning over 1,560 sqft with an additional 384 sqft of lush outdoor space, this bright and colorful home offers iconic Manhattan skyline views and direct sunlight through its Southern exposures. The great room, lined with windows and featuring a dining alcove, stretches over 25 feet. The recently updated kitchen includes new stainless-steel appliances, updated cabinetry, and a stone backsplash.
Located on one of the best streets in the Village, this apartment is close to popular spots like McSorely's, Streecha, and the new Wegman's. The private wing includes three large, sunny bedrooms and two spacious bathrooms. The South-facing primary suite has tree-top and city views, a walk-in closet, and an ensuite bathroom. The building has a virtual doorman, laundry facilities, and a private storage space. Unfortunately, no pets are allowed.
Photo Credit Evan Joseph
The Gimbel Estate, listed by Barbara Fox and Margaret Peters of Fox Residential Group. Bruce and Barbara Gimbel were devoted philanthropists, and he was the former chairman and chief executive of Gimbels, the famed department store founded by his great grandfather in 1842. Gimbels opened its New York City flagship in 1910 and quickly became the retail rival of Macy’s, winning the hearts of shoppers and Hollywood alike.
Highlighting a wonderful list of accomplishments and accolades beyond retail, Bruce Gimbel was one of the original members of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, was a former chairman of the New York Cancer Society, and a trustee of the Guggenheim Foundation and the Museum of the City of New York, among several other positions. Barbara Gimbel, the beloved family matriarch, was passionate about improving healthcare. She co-founded the children's unit of Bellevue Hospital, was President of the Society of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, served on the board of the Health and Hospitals Corporation, and co-founded the HHC Foundation. Mrs. Gimbel was also one of only two lay persons appointed by President George H.W. Bush to serve a six-year term on the Advisory Committee of the National Cancer Institute.
Have a listing you think should be featured contact us or submit here to tell us more! Follow Off The MRKT on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook.
