Archives: Buildings

  • The Galleria

    The Galleria

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    117 East 57th Street

  • 59 John Street

    59 John Street

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    The Financial District, or FiDi, has rapidly transformed into one of Manhattan’s most vibrant residential areas, with luxury condos, parks, and retail reshaping the neighborhood once dominated by finance. Five Nine Johns Lofts at 59 John Street is a prime example. Originally a 1900s office building, it was converted to condos starting in 2004 and…

  • 1 Gracie Terrace

    1 Gracie Terrace

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    Perched on a quiet cul-de-sac with direct access to the Grand East River Promenade, 1 Gracie Terrace was built in 1953 overlooking the East River. Just minutes from Carl Schurz Park, the neighborhood is loved year-round for its stunning views, jogging and cycling paths, dog runs, and basketball courts.

  • 420 Beekman Hill

    420 Beekman Hill

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    420 East 51st Street

  • 4 East 66th Street

    4 East 66th Street

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    With soaring ceilings up to 13 feet, 4 East 66th Street (845 Fifth Avenue) is one of Lenox Hill’s most coveted addresses. Designed by James E.R. Carpenter and built in 1920, this exclusive 12-story limestone building offers just 16 grand residences. Interiors feature fireplaces, elegant entry galleries, and refined architectural details. Located steps from Central…

  • 960 Fifth Avenue

    960 Fifth Avenue

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    Located on the northeast corner of 77th Street, 960 Fifth Avenue is one of Rosario Candela and Warren & Wetmore’s most iconic creations. Built in 1928, this prestigious 15-story co-op offers 68 elegant simplex and duplex residences ranging from 6 to 14 rooms. Known for its timeless glamour and sweeping views, the building features white-glove…

  • Fifth Avenue Tower

    Fifth Avenue Tower

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    445 Fifth Avenue

  • Fifteen Madison Square North

    Fifteen Madison Square North

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    15 East 26th Street

  • 820 Fifth Avenue

    820 Fifth Avenue

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    One of New York’s most distinguished residences, this 12-story limestone masterpiece offers just one expansive apartment per floor. Formerly home to Governor Alfred E. Smith, the building overlooks Central Park and is celebrated for its elegance, exclusivity, and storied history. Each full-floor home features a grand 44-foot gallery, five bedrooms, six and a half baths,…

  • 30 East 62nd Street

    30 East 62nd Street

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    Built in 1958 and converted to a co-op in 1981, Cumberland House sits on the corner of 62nd Street and Madison Avenue—just steps from Central Park, world-class shopping, and top restaurants. This impeccably run, white-glove cooperative is known for its low monthly maintenance, which includes cable and an electricity credit. The building also benefits from…

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