Featured Listing: Once The Most Expensive Listing in NYC, This 834 Fifth Avenue Co-Op Has Relisted With a $20 Million Price Chop

834 Fifth Avenue Unit 7-8A was once the priciest listing in New York City, asking $120 million, before slashing the price to $96 million. Now, the unit is back on the market (listed 9/13/17) for a cool $76 Million. The unit is over 12,000 SF and features 20 rooms including a library, a walk-in safe, chauffeur's room, walk-in wine cellar, formal dining room, and a large master suite complete with a sitting room with a fireplace. The residence also features incredible detail including beautiful hardwood flooring, high ceilings, class original moldings, grand staircase, 2 fireplaces, and a stunning marble and mirror bathroom. The limestone clad 834 Fifth Avenue was built in 1931 and designed by Rosario Candela. The building rises 14-stories and features the highest levels of security, privacy and service. 834 Fifth Avenue is currently listed for $76 million with John Burger and Richard Ziegelasch of Brown Harris Stevens and Larry Kaiser of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties.

Featured Listing: Fifth Avenue Pad With Views of Metropolitan Museum of Art Asks $13.499 Million

A stunning Fifth Avenue pre-war, co-op in the Stanhope Building is seeking $13.499 million. The unit spans 4,357 SF and features 5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms with 8 rooms total. The meticulously designed co-op features tons of woodwork and interior design by famed Brazilian architect Arthur Casas. It also features herringbone wood floors, beam and Coffered Panel Ceilings, semi-private elevator, Lutron lighting, motorized shades, eat-in kitchen, and views of Fifth Avenue, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and partial views of Central Park. The Stanhope Building was built in 1926 and was designed by Rosario Candela. 995 Fifth Avenue #7 South is currently listed for $13.499 million with Marcos G. Cohen of Douglas Elliman. 

Featured Listing: Upper Eastside Oversized Loft Designed by Taylor Spellman of Bravo's "Yours, Mine or Ours"

A stunning new Upper East Side listing has hit the market designed by Taylor Spellman, star of Bravo’s “Yours, Mine or Ours." Spellman is known for her work in high-end residential buildings, and she brought her interior design expertise to 389 E 89 #5H. The unit is a unique, oversized loft that spans 743 SF and is listed for $975,000. Taylor's handpicked selections feature a pastel and gray color palette and soaring ceilings over 10.5 feet. Oversized windows bathe the home in natural light and provide residents with striking views of idyllic, tree-lined streets. Taylor chose a plush sand colored sectional couch with light pink and white accent pillows facing glass tables with oblong gold detailing for the living space, creating a cheerful, inviting ambiance ideal for entertaining or relaxation. The bed is situated off to the right and features an off-white fabric frame and throws that perfectly harmonize the neutral and pink hues found throughout the living area, enabling the two spaces to seamlessly connect. Vibrant décor such as a large pastel pink canvas and a collection of framed photos adorn the walls surrounding the bed creating an elegant and serene aesthetic. Amenities include 24-hour concierge for security and reception services, dry cleaning, valet, 33rd floor lounge and landscaped rooftop lounge with 360-degree view of Manhattan and its surrounding rivers, a state-of-the-art fitness center, children’s playroom, and a landscaped private garden. 389 E 89 #5H is currently listed for $975,000 with Shannon Boudreau of Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.

The 740 Park Avenue Co-Op Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s Spent Her Childhood Sold for $25.25 Million

740 Park Avenue is not stranger to the rich and famous. The infamous, ultra-luxury co-op apartment building on Park Avenue between East 71st and 72nd Streets is one of the most luxurious residential building in New York City and home to some of the world's wealthiest including David Koch and Woody Johnson, amongst others. The apartment that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis grew up in has finally sold for $25.25 to Jacob M. Safra of the banking family. The duplex unit, 6/7A, was listed for $29.5 million and covers 4 bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. The total floorplan features 12 rooms including a library, dining room, grand living room with fireplaces, 3 large ensuite bedrooms, media room and a large master-suite complete with 2 marble bathrooms. The unit was recently renovated by Fox-Hahem Associates. Interestingly enough, 740 Park was developed by Kennedy Onassis' grandfather, James T Lee. The 17 story building was designed by legendary architect Rosario Candela and Loomis Harmon and features 31 units. The sale of 6/7A closed for $25,250,000 and was overseen by Oren and Tal Alexander of The Alexander Team with Douglas Elliman.  

Featured Listing: Fifth Avenue Co-Op with Central Park Views Back on Market for $38 Million

1060 Fifth Avenue 10B is back on the market, this time with a far different asking price. After a $27 million price drop, the unit is now listed for $38 million, down from the original $65 million ask when it came to market last year. The unit was also previously listed in a $74 million combo unit listing with an adjacent unit. 10B is 6 bedroom and 6 bathroom co-op in one of Fifth Avenue's most prominent prewar buildings. Original details were meticulously maintained and the co-op spans 15 rooms including grand dining room, formal living room, and library. The unit features breathtaking views of Central Park that just simply cannot be replicated. 1060 Fifth Avenue is a hyper-exclusive, private co-op that offers residents white glove services including doorman and 24 hour concierge, full service staff, health club, lap pool and basketball court. The building was built in 1929 and designed by J.E.R. Carpenter. 10B is currently listed for $38 million with Dolly Lenz of Dolly Lenz Real Estate, LLC. 

Featured Listing: Upper Eastside Duplex With East River Views Asks $15 Million

10 Gracie Square 6A, a duplex on Manhattan's Upper Eastside, is asking $15 million. The unit features 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms along with 11 foot ceilings, private elevator, 3 wood-burning fireplaces, a wood-paneled library, chef's kitchen and formal dining room. The unit encompasses two floors, with the bedrooms upstairs and living areas downstairs. All 5 bedrooms are ensuite complete with bathrooms and walk-in closets. The listing comes complete with a 9' X 12' storage unit. 10 Gracie Square is one of the Manhattan's most prestigious co-ops and was developed in 1929 by John Drummond Kennedy and designed by architectural firms Van Wart & Wein and Pleasants Pennington & Albert W. Lewis. Amenities include a squash court, storage rooms and a private gated driveway. 10 Gracie Square 6A is currently listed with Douglas Elliman.