Category: Homes
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Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village – Inspired by “A Complete Unknown”
The Oscar nominated film A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, meticulously recreates many of the West Village and Greenwich Village’s most iconic spots, paying homage to the neighborhood’s deep connection to Dylan’s early career. In the 1960s, the Village was the epicenter of the folk music revival, a haven for artists, poets, and…
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Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village – Inspired by “A Complete Unknown”
The Oscar nominated film A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, meticulously recreates many of the West Village and Greenwich Village’s most iconic spots, paying homage to the neighborhood’s deep connection to Dylan’s early career. In the 1960s, the Village was the epicenter of the folk music revival, a haven for artists, poets, and…
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Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village – Inspired by “A Complete Unknown”
The Oscar nominated film A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, meticulously recreates many of the West Village and Greenwich Village’s most iconic spots, paying homage to the neighborhood’s deep connection to Dylan’s early career. In the 1960s, the Village was the epicenter of the folk music revival, a haven for artists, poets, and…
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Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village – Inspired by “A Complete Unknown”
The Oscar nominated film A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, meticulously recreates many of the West Village and Greenwich Village’s most iconic spots, paying homage to the neighborhood’s deep connection to Dylan’s early career. In the 1960s, the Village was the epicenter of the folk music revival, a haven for artists, poets, and…
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Historic Beaux-Arts Mansion on Upper East Side Listed for $39.5 Million
A distinguished Beaux-Arts limestone mansion has hit the market on Manhattan’s Upper East Side for $39.5 million. Designed in 1901 by architect John H. Duncan, this Gilded Age masterpiece spans approximately 18,000 square feet, offering a blend of historic charm and grandeur. The residence at 15 East 63rd Street features seven bedrooms, eight full bathrooms,…
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Seven Stunning Spaces to Work from Home
While some companies have called workers back to the office full time, 26% of all US households have one person working from home at least one day a week. That means home offices are factoring more into real estate decisions, on par with home gyms, outdoor space, and parking. With this in mind, here are seven stunning spaces…
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Luxury, Intrigue, and a Touch of James Bond: Explore This Home Steeped in History
A home with a history worth bookmarking, 161 East 74th Street, currently configured as a single-family residence, is a two-family home nestled in the heart of Lenox Hill. 161 East 74th Street is currently listed by Brown Harris Stevens agent Victoria Vinokur. Future owners of this remarkable property will enjoy six beautiful wood-burning fireplaces, exceptional light throughout,…
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Discover the Artistic Legacy of 222 Central Park South at Gainsborough Studios
A duplex with artistic ties of its own, 222 Central Park South #41/42 is located in the iconic Gainsborough Studios, a building deeply connected to New York City’s creative past and to some of the fascinating figures who helped shape it. Built in 1905 as an apartment hotel for artists, this landmark complex quickly transitioned…
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Japanese Fashion Designer Lists Stylish SoHo Loft
Renowned Japanese fashion designer Hiroki Nakamura, founder of the luxury menswear brand Visvim, has listed his SoHo loft for $2.7 million. The loft at 16 Greene Street is tucked inside one of the original Fluxhouse buildings, a series of live-work spaces for artists developed by George Maciunas in the 1960s. Nakamura and his wife, Kelsi,…
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A Historic Treasure in the West Village: The Isaacs-Hendricks House
Nestled in the heart of the West Village, the Isaacs-Hendricks House, built in 1799, holds the title of the neighborhood's oldest home. Listed for $12 million, this Federal-style 4-bedroom townhouse is also one of the oldest free-standing structures in all of Manhattan. Key features include wide-plank yellow pine floors, six wood-burning fireplaces, and handcrafted copper…