A James E. Ware Townhouse of Rare Integrity Mount Morris Park Historic District 25-Foot-Wide Queen Anne Residence Designed in 1888 by architect James E. Ware, this exceptional Mount Morris Park townhouse represents a rare convergence of architectural pedigree, scale, and careful stewardship.

Multi-family Townhouse in the Heart of the Upper East Side. 125 East 69th Street is a distinguished 20-foot-wide, five-story, multi-family townhouse located on a charming tree-lined street just off Park Avenue. Designed in 1872 by architect John Sexton and developed by Christopher Keyes, the home boasts an ornamental limestone and brick façade, complete with a delicately carved portico entrance.

Located in the Treadwell Farm Historic District, 240 East 61st Street is a beautifully designed contemporary townhouse. Rarely does one encounter this level of craftsmanship. Created with the discerning homeowner in mind, the residence is both elegant and versatileperfect for entertaining formally or informally, while also offering an ideal setting to display fine art.

Perched high atop the storied Hampshire House on Central Park South, this extraordinary six-room residence is distinguished by sweeping, cinematic views over Central Park and the iconic Manhattan skyline. Bathed in natural light from its elevated 25th-floor position, and graced with a wide, 30 feet long terrace off the living room, this 3-bedroom, 3.

This mint-condition six-bedroom, 4,350-square-foot residence is a rare combination home offering exceptional scale, refined finishes, and spectacular views throughout.A gracious entry foyer opens into the expansive Northeast-facing Living Room, where floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping, unobstructed city views.

The last Penthouse available!Experience the pinnacle of downtown luxury in Penthouse PHC, a breathtaking 2,005 sq. ft. residence boasting three private terraces and unparalleled skyline views. Perched on the 29th floor, this exceptional home offers sweeping panoramas from the Manhattan skyline to the Hudson River.

Residence South-9B at 160 Leroy Street, Ian Schrager’s iconic waterfront condominium in the West Village, is a premier corner home offering 2,351 square feet across three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths.

Incredibly beautiful Park views, a brilliantly conceived, pristine renovation and a generosity of space elevate this Beresford 4 bedroom plus library classic 9 to the highest level of residential perfection.

Move right into this beautiful one-of-a-kind apartment, a light-filled sanctuary in one of Carnegie Hill’s most sought-after white-glove cooperatives. Grand proportions define this elegantly configured four-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom home spanning 4,600 square feet.

681 Greenwich Street, also known as 137A Christopher Street, offers a rare opportunity to acquire a legacy residential property in the heart of the West Village.

Breathtaking views from this extraordinary and glamorous 81st floor home maintained in pristine condition.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY AVAILABLE. Designed by renowned architect and designer Thomas Juul Hansen, Townhouse 11H is a sprawling corner south-east facing four-bedroom, four-bathroom plus office and powder room offering, with access to a 854sqft private terrace overlooking Pomander Walk.