Off The MRKT’s Favorite Listings of the Week
Welcome to Off The MRKT's Favorite Listings, where we showcase the most extraordinary properties on the market each week. From luxurious penthouses with panoramic views to historic townhouses brimming with charm, our curated selections highlight homes that inspire, captivate, and redefine modern living. Dive into the details of these remarkable spaces and discover what makes them stand out in the world of real estate.
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Listed for $4.85 million, Residence 103 at 110 Boerum Place brings the scale and outdoor living of a Cobble Hill brownstone to a full-service boutique condominium. Spanning 1,824 square feet, the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home includes an impressive 759 square feet of private outdoor space across two terraces, including one with a barbecue grilling station. Landscape designer Brook Klausing individually designed the terraces, which overlook the building's naturalistic central courtyard. Inside, three exposures, 10-foot, 6-inch ceilings, and abundant natural light create an airy backdrop, while the living room is anchored by a rare soapstone-surround fireplace and an elegant wet bar.
The open kitchen features custom white oak cabinetry, honed Paonazzo Caldia marble, and generous pantry storage, while the private primary suite overlooks the landscaped courtyard and includes a walk-in closet and five-fixture bath with Arabescato marble, radiant heated floors, vintage brass fixtures, and a freestanding soaking tub. Developed by Avdoo and designed by Brooklyn-based architect Brent Buck, the 21-residence 110 Boerum Place offers more than 11,000 square feet of amenities, including a landscaped courtyard, wellness and fitness spaces, listening lounge, and part-time attended lobby.
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Listed for $10.95 million by Jonathan Hettinger and Mark Thomas Amadei of Sotheby's International Realty - Downtown Manhattan Brokerage, 80 Forsyth Street is a remarkable Lower East Side property with a history spanning religion, art, and more than 150 years of New York City life. Originally constructed in 1874 as a synagogue for the Kol Israel Anshe Poland congregation, the building sits on a roughly 25-by-100-foot lot and encompasses more than 6,800 square feet, along with approximately 10,000 square feet of additional air rights. Its original sanctuary and even a historically significant mikvah speak to the building's earliest chapter serving one of the Eastern European Jewish communities that settled on the Lower East Side.
The property later became an important part of New York's art history when Abstract Expressionist Milton Resnick and painter Pat Passlof purchased it in 1962, after being introduced to the building by Willem de Kooning. The couple transformed the former sanctuary into their home and painting studio, preserving its dramatic, light-filled proportions and occupying it for nearly five decades. That creative lineage continues today as the studio and gallery of internationally recognized sculptural artist Dana Barnes, making 80 Forsyth a rare opportunity to own a property deeply connected to both the cultural and artistic evolution of the Lower East Side.
A true rarity- a bright, high floor and perfectly renovated 4 bedroom home which boasts all of the special features of pre-World War I architecture, including 10 foot ceilings, extra large windows and beautifully square rooms, PLUS the convenience of modern comforts. Taken down to the studs and thoughtfully and meticulously renovated, there are four great bedrooms, three full baths, a beautiful windowed chef's eat in kitchen, through wall air conditioning, and open views! Represented by Lisa K. Lippman / Brown Harris Stevens.
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Dive into the details of these remarkable spaces and discover what makes them stand out in the world of real estate.