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.
Listed for $8.9 million by Lisa K. Lippman of Brown Harris Stevens, residence 7BCD at 55 Central Park West is a corner prewar home of more than 4,400 square feet with 60 feet of frontage on Central Park. It sits inside the Art Deco landmark best known as the "Ghostbusters Building," and the five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath apartment enjoys direct park views from three major rooms and side park views from three more. A dramatic square gallery opens onto a grand sunken living room framed by an enormous picture window, and the corner bedroom beside it can be opened up to create a double living space.
The formal dining room pairs prewar proportions with a sculptural light fixture and adjoins a renovated kitchen with a separate casual dining area or office. Two bedroom wings keep things private: the primary suite faces the park and has an oversized bath with double vanities, while the north wing holds three to four more bedrooms plus a den with a kitchenette and laundry. All five and a half bathrooms are windowed. Built in 1929 by Schwartz & Gross, the white-glove building offers a new fitness center, an award-winning Art Deco lobby, a landscaped roof terrace with an outdoor kitchen, two full-time doormen and a live-in resident manager. Past residents include Calvin Klein, Donna Karan and David Geffen. Pied-à-terres and pets are welcome, and there is a 2% flip tax.
Photo Credit: Christie’s International Real Estate New York
Picture the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade drifting past your living room windows. That is the view from this $8.7 million duplex at 25 Central Park West, listed by Nealy Nusbaum Erber, Becki Danchik and Harriet Kaufman of Christie's International Real Estate New York. The four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath condo spans more than 3,300 square feet in an unusual layout: a fifth-floor home with a second entrance on the fourth floor, where a flexible space could become an office, media room or guest suite, with the option to add another full bath.
Upstairs, a gallery leads to a sunken living room, dining room and kitchen along the northeast corner. The bedrooms sit in the northwest corner, with the primary suite tucked into the most private spot and offering four closets and an en-suite bath. The full-service prewar condominium includes a fitness center, a residents' lounge with remote work spaces, a playroom, a golf simulator, a pet spa, storage and a private garden, all directly across from Central Park and a few blocks from Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center.
Photo Credit: Eytan Stern Weber with virtual staging by Alex (Oleksii
Listed for $4.25 million by Susanne Rhow of Brown Harris Stevens, residence 6A at 525 Park Avenue comes with a rock and roll pedigree. The 2,070-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath prewar condo has long been home to June Barsalona and her late husband Frank Barsalona, the pioneering talent agent who founded Premier Talent, represented acts including The Who, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen and U2, and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2005. The couple moved in in 1976, and over the years their living room hosted Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, Bono, The Who, Led Zeppelin and many more.
A harlequin marble foyer opens to a grand corner living room with 10-foot ceilings, oversized windows over Park Avenue and a decorative fireplace. A book-lined den and a formal dining room also face the avenue, while a private hallway leads to a primary suite with a large walk-in closet and a windowed marble bath, plus a second en-suite bedroom. The kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances and custom cabinetry, with a powder room and washer and dryer nearby, and the layout can easily convert to three bedrooms and three baths. Designed by Schwartz & Gross and built in 1914, the 14-story white-glove building became a condominium in 1989 and sits close to Central Park, Museum Mile and Madison Avenue.
In Manhattan, a terrace is a luxury. At 25 Murray Street in Tribeca, the outdoor space nearly outsizes the apartment. Priced at $3.6 million and listed by Jessica Chestler of Douglas Elliman, the 1,589-square-foot two-bedroom comes with 1,800 square feet of private outdoor space split between two terraces of roughly 900 square feet each, one facing north and one facing south. There is room for dining, entertaining, lounging and gardening, an indoor-outdoor setup that is exceptionally rare downtown.
Inside, an open layout flows from a spacious kitchen into the living and dining areas, with two bedrooms and a separate office. The full-service condominium offers a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a fitness center, a resident lounge and a rooftop terrace, all surrounded by Tribeca's restaurants, boutiques, galleries, parks and the Hudson River waterfront.
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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.