Penthouse Perfection at Time Warner Center | 25 Columbus Circle
Commanding the entire 80th floor, this 8,274 sq. ft. masterpiece offers 360° views of Manhattan, Central Park, and the Hudson River. Designed by Tony Ingrao and Randy Kemper, the six-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bath residence features 11.5' ceilings and exquisite finishes of rare woods, marble, and stone throughout.
Sold for $50,713,500.
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Residence 17E is a stunning 1,123-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom corner home offering expansive North-East and South-East views of Midtown, the East River, and the Manhattan Bridge. Bathed in natural light, this spacious residence features an open-concept gourmet kitchen with a breakfast bar—perfect for both everyday living and entertaining.
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The sprawling residence spans two floors in a coveted West Village co-op.
This pre-war abode was masterfully renovated into a modern luxury home with preserved historic details. The 3,500 sq. ft. corner unit has 25 windows flooding every meticulously crafted room with sunlight.
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As seen in the New York Times, 19 Downing Street is a masterfully designed townhouse with interiors by BKSK, which earned an American Architecture Prize for Interior Design. Originally built in the 1880's, this Greek revival townhouse features four oversized bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and three outdoor spaces, ideally located at the crossroads of the West Village, SoHo, and Greenwich Village.
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Enter through the opulent lobby of the Osborne cooperative and its magnificent turn-of-the-century details, including marble, mosaics, gilded surfaces, and leaded glass. The Tiffany glass was created by Louis Comfort Tiffany and is reputed to be Tiffany's first decorating job. Welcome to 4B, the meticulously renovated crown jewel of the legendary Osborne Apartments.
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The New York mansion-in-the-sky of hedge fund tycoon Larry Robbins appeared for sale on the open market late this winter. The Manhattan residence is priced at $55 million by Robbins, who has owned it for about two years, according to public records.
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Welcome to 32 West 69th Street, a 5 story townhouse built in 1910 on the best block in the Upper West Side. This 11 unit, 21 foot home is situated across from Central Park on a tree lined, quiet, residential street. Currently, this home is built 21 feet wide by 75 feet on a 100.42 foot lot.
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