Manhattan

Atop a century-old Chelsea landmark, Manhattan’s iconic 13,000-square-foot triplex penthouse revels in 360? city and river views. Dramatically wrapped with 7,000 exterior feet boasting three levels of magnificent terraces, the 6,000 square feet of diaphanous space styled by renowned 1100:…

Glowing anew after two years of restoration by master craftsmen living on site, the Italianate brownstone built in 1871 by John Sexton is one of Manhattan’s prized treasures. For fifty years it was home to Bennett and Phyllis Cerf: he…

When renowned architects Shelton, Mindel & Associates produced an astonishing full-floor penthouse for Tribeca’s prestigious Hubert, they outdid themselves. Overlooking the Hudson River, and with dazzling city views from wraparound terraces and heavenly havens with 12-foot-high ceilings, the Manhattan showpiece…

A Neo-Georgian treasure, the 10-room five-story showpiece overlooking the Queensboro Bridge and East River from its major rooms and riverfront gardens graces one of the city’s most fabled enclaves, Sutton Square, once home to such luminaries as Anne Vanderbilt and…

Revered architect Costas Kondylis outdid himself when he master-minded the ultimate trophy penthouse in Manhattan. Embellished with three fireplaces and eleven-foot ceilings, the full-floor ensemble managed by the Trump Corporation is cherished most for its spectacular postcard views across Central…

Brilliantly orchestrated to be the crowning jewel atop one of Manhattan’s most distinguished prewar landmarks, the triplex penthouse on Park Avenue continues to set the stage for some of New York society’s most glamorous parties. Fourteen dazzling rooms along with…

A remarkable property with an equally remarkable history, the Nelson Rockefeller residence remains one of New York City’s most prized treasures. Feasting on Central Park from Fifth Avenue, the radiant dwelling is a rarefied world of elegance, known for its…

Orchestrated by F. Burrall Hoffman, Jr., for Charlotte Winthrop Fowler, and enjoyed by the Fernanda Wanamaker de Heeren Munn family for four generations from the early 1920s on, the Wanamaker-Munn House captures to perfection a rare moment in time. Resembling…

At the heart of the Upper East Side, a walk from Central Park, the town house just off Lexington Avenue beguiles. Outside it resembles its Tudor neighbors, but inside it presents an isle of sophisticated calm brought to life by…

High atop one of Manhattan’s beloved Candela buildings, the sun-filled tower-floor duplex penthouse feasts on New York City from historic Park Avenue. A sun-filled perch, its eight rooms are highlighted by a gracious living room with a wood-burning fireplace and…

The dynamic energy of Park Avenue pulses outside. But inside the towering light-filled lair, a calm city oasis (along with two other distinguished apartments available in the building) exudes all the unmistakable chic of contemporary Manhattan. Occupying the fifth to…

An exemplar of Federal style, the town house between Park and Lexington Avenues honors the history and signature elegance of Manhattan. Five floors with six woodburning fireplaces create a cocoon of luxury that is rare even for New York City.…

Renowned architect Rosario Candela outdid himself when, in 1931, he captured the essence of Manhattan in a distinguished Park Avenue edifice, the jewel of which is a chic two-top-floor penthouse. Sun-flooded, the heavenly domain boasts a windowed staircase, corner living…

From a multitude of enchanting windows and serene waterfront gardens feasting on the East River, two magnificent town houses savor the refined elegance of Sutton Square, Manhattan’s elite enclave created in the 1920s by social and professional glitterati who had…