Archives: Buildings
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215 East 72nd Street
215 East 72nd Street is a classic 15-story prewar co-op built in 1929, located between Third and Second Avenues. The building features spacious Classic 8 and 9 room layouts with grand galleries, wood-burning fireplaces, and formal dining rooms with butler’s pantries. Surrounded by townhouses, apartments enjoy great natural light and open views. Amenities include a…
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214 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
The historic Chatillion at 214 Riverside Drive is a charming pre-war co-op built in 1902, showcasing ornate architectural details and a grand portico with towering columns. Once home to author John Dos Passos, the building offers 15 units per floor, a newly built roof deck with stunning Hudson River views, basement laundry, and a live-in…
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211 Elizabeth Street
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.
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210 Riverside Drive
210 Riverside Drive is a stately prewar co-op built in 1909 by architects Schwartz & Gross. This 12-story Renaissance-style building has about 88 units and features a limestone base, ornate plasterwork, and a symmetrical brick façade. The elegant marble lobby—famously seen in You’ve Got Mail—includes coffered ceilings and original Tiffany-style stained glass. A manned elevator…
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21 East 96th Street
Just steps from Central Park, 21 E. 96th St is a luxury boutique condominium in Carnegie Hill. This rare condo offers full-floor residences with high ceilings, expansive layouts, and private elevator access. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, gym, bike room, and private storage.
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210 East 36th Street
Located in the heart of Murray Hill, 210 East 36th Street is a pet-friendly postwar co-op with generously sized studios and 1-bedrooms, many with terraces. Built in 1960 and converted in 1985, it offers part-time doorman service (4pm–12am), live-in super, renovated lobby and hallways, video security, laundry, bike and private storage, and a residents’ garden.…
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21 East 79th Street
21 East 79th Street is an elegant Art Deco-style co-op built in 1930 with just 14 residences across 15 stories—typically one per floor. Located on one of Manhattan’s most prestigious blocks between Fifth and Madison, it’s steps from Central Park, the Met, top restaurants, shops, and zoned for PS 6. The building offers doorman service…
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207 West 79th Street Condominium
207 West 79th Street is a boutique Upper West Side condo by Anbau and Morris Adjmi Architects, featuring just 19 half- and full-floor residences. The elegant brick building with decorative terracotta accents blends historic charm with modern design. Interiors include mansion weave oak floors and refined kitchens. The stylish lobby features marble mosaic terrazzo, setting…
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201 East 74th Street Condo
The 74 on Manhattan’s Upper East Side is a sleek, modern building designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners. With interiors curated by Rafael de Cardenas, it features sculptural neutrals and refined details, offering a clean, sophisticated space perfect for the discerning collector.
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201 West 89th Street
Chester Court, designed by renowned architect Emery Roth in the 1920s, is a standout Upper West Side apartment building with beautiful Italian Renaissance-inspired details. Its façade features colorful glazed terra-cotta, while the elegant lobby boasts intricate Adamesque plasterwork, marble staircases, and bronze accents. Carefully restored by residents, Chester Court blends historic charm with modern care,…