Archives: Buildings

25 East End Avenue, completed in 1929 and designed by Cross and Cross, was the first apartment building on East End Avenue. This limestone-clad building features a stunning original lobby with polished black-and-white marble floors, a fireplace topped by a starburst clock, and an intricately carved entry with a broken pediment.

239 Central Park West, built in 1925 by Sugarman & Berger in Neo-Renaissance style, is a prestigious 16-story, white-glove co-op with 75 spacious units ranging from 2 to 4 bedrooms. These classic homes feature formal dining rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, high ceilings, and hardwood floors. The building is fully staffed with a full-time doorman, elevator operator,…

246 West 17th Street is a 10-story condo with 31 homes ranging from 1 to 5 bedrooms. The base was built in 1925, with floors 4-10 added in 2008. Most units have outdoor space and ceilings from 10 to 14 feet. Amenities include a 24-hour concierge, gym, Ligne Roset furnished recreation room, storage, bike room,…

This charming pre-war condo elevator building, located between 2nd and 3rd Avenue, mostly offers one-bedroom and studio units, some featuring wood-burning fireplaces. It has a live-in superintendent and basement laundry. Conveniently close to transportation, great restaurants, and shopping.

235 East 87th Street

230 East 73rd Street, known as The Eastgate, is a full-service Art Deco co-op by Bing & Bing and architect Emory Roth. Pet-friendly and pied-à-terre friendly, the building offers a gym, laundry, bike room, garden, and storage (waitlist). Washer/dryers allowed with board approval. Ideally located near Central Park, the Q and 4/5/6 trains, buses, and…

211 Elizabeth Street is a distinctive 7-story red brick building in Nolita, designed by Roman & Williams. It features 15 handcrafted one- and two-bedroom residences that blend traditional materials with classic design. The building honors the neighborhood’s historic charm while offering bespoke, thoughtfully crafted homes.