Brown Harris Stevens

Rarely does a building of this exceptional provenance come to market in New York City. Built in 1860 and designed by James T. Gilbert, this beautiful Italianate cast iron measuring over 50 feet wide is ready to be restored to its former magnificence and beyond. Originally used as a warehouse for Tribeca's chocolatiers, the site itself has an interesting history as the site of a charitable house for women and children built by New York's first freed slave, Pierre Toussaint. Juxtaposed by its impressive cast iron facade with historic character intact, 105-107 Reade streets interior is just as impressive. With 18,740 sqft above grade, 9,040 sqft below and over 3000 sqft in air rights the building has the ability to be converted to the most spectacular downtown condos, private residence, social club or gallery house. With a C6-3A zoning, Mixed Use and L8 Loft designation the opportunities...

A palatial prewar masterpiece, this grand, corner 26 into 21 room duplex residence boasts perfectly scaled rooms for spectacular entertaining and everyday living. Drenched in sunlight, each floor of the sprawling home has nearly 90 feet of frontage on Park Avenue and nearly every room has an open, external view. There are nine bedrooms, including a primary suite with a large windowed dressing room and separate sitting room, seven full windowed baths, two powder rooms, and three wood burning fireplaces. There is a beautiful enfilade of entertainment rooms which include a living room that is 39'6" long, a formal dining room, a corner library that is 25' long, an entertainment room, two enormous windowed eat-in kitchens both with breakfast rooms and large pantries, a windowed butler's pantry and a windowed laundry room. This stunning home has been thoughtfully designed by AD100 interior designer Jacques Grange and has rich Versailles...

There are extraordinary apartments on Fifth Avenue, but this is one of the best offered in decades. The 8th floor of 944 Fifth Avenue has three rooms overlooking Central Park; the large living room, library, and corner bedroom. The principal bedroom is a suite of two rooms and a double-sized primary bathroom,. There are 2-3 additional bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms, depending upon how one uses the space. The dining room, which is large and square, is accessed by the gracious foyer and from the living room. The flow of the apartment is perfect for entertaining, and, though extremely spacious, there is no sense of the space being cavernous. This apartment is the dream of many and the possession of few. Located on Fifth Avenue between 75th and 76th St., 944 Fifth Avenue is situated between two transverses of Central Park. The 72nd transverse and 79th St. transverses...