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250 East 54th Street

27 West 72nd Street

422 East 72nd Street

The Sexton is a 13-story elevator building designed by the architectural firm Mulliken & Moeller and completed in 1912. Converted to a condominium in 1985, the building features 45 residences with ceiling heights reaching up to 11 feet, offering a sense of space and elegance. Amenities include a live-in superintendent, central laundry facilities, bike storage,…

Located at 80 Riverside Boulevard, The Rushmore is a premier luxury condominium and a standout within the exclusive Riverside Boulevard enclave on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Set along the Hudson River, the building offers sweeping views of the waterfront and the city’s iconic skyline. Residences at The Rushmore are thoughtfully designed with contemporary elegance and…

The Park Belvedere, built in 1984, occupies a prime location at the corner of Columbus Avenue and 79th Street, directly across from the Museum of Natural History. This striking, slender 34-story condominium houses approximately 165 residences, with many mid- and high-floor units offering stunning views of Central Park. Known for its warm and intimate atmosphere—unlike…

The Touraine is an exclusive collection of 22 residences, offering layouts from one to five bedrooms. Each kitchen is meticulously crafted to inspire culinary creativity, featuring custom millwork cabinetry, Italian Calacatta marble countertops, Gaggenau appliances, and Sub-Zero® refrigerators. Bathrooms offer a serene and luxurious retreat with Waterworks fixtures, bespoke vanities, and a blend of Italian…

23 East 74th Street

The Westmore at 333 West 57th Street is a classic Art Deco condop located on Manhattan’s iconic “Billionaires’ Row.” Designed by Boak & Paris, this eight-story building blends prewar charm with modern flexibility—offering co-op ownership with condo-style rules, including unlimited subletting and use as a pied-à-terre. Residences range from studios to spacious three-bedroom layouts. Amenities…

Built in 1929, 1165 Fifth Avenue is an elegant prewar cooperative located in Carnegie Hill between 97th and 98th Streets. Designed by renowned architect J.E.R. Carpenter—known for shaping Manhattan’s luxury residential landscape—it shares a striking resemblance to its “twin” at 1170 Fifth Avenue across the street. This 15-story building features 69 residences, some with direct…