Homes You Need To Make Appointments For This Weekend

Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our favorite homes you should make an appointment for this weekend. 

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Prospect Heights

WHERE: 650 Bergen Street, #1B

SIZE: 3 Beds | 3 Baths

COST: $2,399,000

About: This sprawling 2351 SF Prospect Heights duplex condominium is the perfect, modern, townhouse alternative and presents the ideal work/life/study-from-home environment. It’s currently situated as a 2 bedroom with 2 offices and 3 full baths; the home can easily be converted to a 3 or even 4 bedroom. This super luxury boutique condominium is located in the vibrant neighborhood of Prospect Heights on Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza and the acclaimed restaurant-row on Vanderbilt Ave. The gorgeous 1st floor residence features 10ft high ceilings on the top floor with luxurious finishes. The centerpiece of the main living level is the chef’s kitchen complete with white Caesarstone counter tops, large island with a breakfast bar, imported Italian cabinets for ample storage and sleek stainless-steel appliances. The dining room, with formal seating for twelve off the kitchen leads to the enormous lush and upper backyard for daytime-play and al fresco dining under the stars.

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West Village

WHERE: 2 Horatio Street #9GE

SIZE: 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths

COST: $5,495,000

About:  This recently renovated high-floor home has been meticulously and thoughtfully designed using the highest quality custom finishes. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom apartment features stained oak herringbone floors, custom hardware by ER Butler and brass light switches and dimmers by Forbes and Lomax, and includes ample storage throughout the home. The sun-flooded apartment has both northern/eastern open exposures with Empire State Building views. The residence is listed at $5,495,000 and is represented by Chris Poore and Eyal Dagan of Brown Harris Stevens.

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Upper West Side

WHERE:  227 Central Park West #6A

SIZE: 3 Bedroom | 2 Bath

COST: $2,900,000

About:  Recently renovated, this triple mint prewar home is filled with light, charm and romance. Gorgeous views, beautiful details and a superb location make it a rare find. Upon entering the home is a foyer with a coat closet off of which there are 3 bedrooms. The master bedroom has a large walk-in closet and a luxurious new en-suite bathroom. There is another full bathroom which the other two bedrooms share. The side by side living and dining room create a wonderful enfilade of windows facing East overlooking Central Park. The dramatic exposed brick arch is a unique detail reminiscent of a brownstone. Pocket doors lead to the stunning renovated and windowed kitchen with Carrera marble countertops, Bertazonni stove and oven, farm sink, wine refrigerator and lots of cabinet and counter space. Other special features include soaring ceilings, rich hardwood floors and central air conditioning throughout. The residence is listed at $2,900,000 and is represented by Lisa K. Lippman and Gerard “Scott” Moore of Brown Harris Stevens.

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Contemporary home décor design tips for a luxury feel

One of the best ways to create a sleek and chic setting to spend time in is by redesigning your home. The materials you use and even the colors you incorporate into the space will determine how upscale and luxurious it feels. If you want to create a contemporary environment that feels high-end, there are a few design tips and ideas to consider when shopping for luxury furniture.

Create the Color Palette

One of the main factors that determine the looks and feel of your interior setting is the color palette, which is the backdrop of the space. Neutral color shades with hints of metallic accents continue to be on trend. Choose ivory, beige, and gray colors. Neutral color shades also make the room appear larger and more spacious.

If you want something upscale on the walls, consider adding luxury wallpaper that is elegant and has decorative elements. You can also apply wallpaper to an accent wall to prevent the room from feeling smaller or too cluttered. Textured wallpaper is more high-end and can have a three-dimension design to make it more visually appealing.

If you want something upscale on the walls, consider adding wallpaper that is elegant and has decorative elements. You can also apply wallpaper to an accent wall to prevent the room from feeling smaller or too cluttered. Textured wallpaper is more high-end and can have a three-dimension design to make it more visually appealing.

Install Hanging Light Fixtures

A luxury item to add to your home is a light fixture, which can look more high-end than a ceiling fan and will become one of the main focal points in the room. The light fixture can illuminate the setting and can draw the eye upward, allowing the ceilings to look taller. Use a bulb with a soft glow to create a cozier environment.

Choose Metal Decor Pieces

Metal is one of the best materials to use to create a contemporary and modern design. Choose something with a metallic finish, which will look shiny and reflect the light. Gold and silver finishes look the most upscale and are beautiful when you use them throughout the room. Avoid using too many decor pieces with metal, which can look overly glam.

Incorporate a Few Statement Pieces

Removing clutter is key to creating an elegant setting that looks staged. Instead of leaving a lot of items out on display, selecting a few statement pieces can create a more upscale look. Choose items that are made in Italy to add European inspiration into the style of your home and create a well-curated environment.

Displaying an antique that is made in Italy will create more visual appeal. Scour local flea markets to find something that's a great deal and looks more high-end than what you paid.

Upgrade the Hardware

Upgrading the hardware throughout your home will instantly upgrade the design of the space. Replace the knobs on your doors and the pulls and handles on your dresser to make it look more expensive. Copper, crystal, and gemstone are high-end and unique to ensure you can customize the pieces you already own.

Use Velvet

When adding an accent chair in your living room or a headboard in the bedroom, consider selecting furniture items with velvet, which is soft and luxurious. The fabric feels soothing to touch and can add a rich touch. Velvet is one of the top fabrics and looks beautiful in blue color shades, which allow you to incorporate some color without cheapening the style of the room.

Add an Area Rug

Consider adding a large Italian area rug to tie all of the furniture together in the room and cover up bare floors. The rug will add a cozy touch and offer more warmth during the colder months of the year. Choose an Italian rug with a neutral color shade to ensure it blends in with the space and doesn't detract from the other furniture or decor on display.

Curved Furniture

One of the latest interior design trends is curved furniture, which adds a soft and cozy touch. The lack of sharp edges and smooth lines creates an asymmetrical profile for a more natural design.

Consider adding a curved accent chair in the corner of the room to fill in a bare spot and have more seating available.

Add Greenery

Bringing in a touch of the outdoors will create a cheerful and beautiful environment that doesn't look bland or too bare. Consider adding a silk olive tree in the corner of the room, which is easy to maintain and is a popular trend that has replaced fiddle leaf trees. You can also add a few small potted plants on the nightstands in your bedroom if you're looking for ideas on adding a green element.

Knowing the best ways to add a touch of luxury to your interior setting can transform the environment and make it feel like home. With a blend of modern and European elements, you can feel proud to show off the space and make it look regal. 

To shop online for the latest in luxury furniture, visit Venicasa.com.

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Douglas Elliman Development Marketing To Oversee Sales and Marketing for Graydon Chelsea

 Douglas Elliman Development Marketing announced that the firm will be handling the exclusive sales and marketing for the ground up new residential condominium project, Graydon Chelsea. Developed by Pan-Brothers Associates and Valyrian Capital with architectural design and residence interiors by Kutnicki Bernstein Architects, the Graydon Chelsea, a 15-story building with an elegant terra-cotta tile façade and oversized windows is located at 128 West 23rd Street in the heart of Chelsea. Greg Williamson, Andrew Anderson and Bruce Ehrmann at Douglas Elliman are the exclusive agents for the project. 

“Graydon Chelsea is a sophisticated sanctuary in the heart of Manhattan’s tech hub and creative core. We are looking forward to bringing this residential offering to market,” said George Pantelidis, co-founder and Principal, Pan-Brothers Associates.

The 30 residences are a blend of one-and-two bedroom units with a three-bedroom penthouse. More than half with outdoor spaces. Spanning 610 square feet to 2,481 square feet each residence features sound attenuated 8’ to 9’6” tall windows, 6” plank European white oak wood flooring, living room ceiling heights from 9’8” to 11’-2”, high-efficiency central heating and cooling and Bosch washer and dryers. Kitchens have custom Italian cabinetry with walnut wood veneer and lacquer finish from Cesar New York, Porcelanosa polished-chrome fixtures with undermount sink, Blue de Savoie marble-slab kitchen countertops and Miele appliances including a refrigerator, stainless steel oven and dishwasher.

Primary bathrooms boast a custom walnut vanity by Cesar New York, Pietra Cardosa vanity countertops, Porcelanosa polished chrome fixtures, Porcelanosa Sotto undermount sink, Porcelain Cararra stone walls and black slate herringbone pattern stone tile flooring. In the secondary bathrooms are Custom Italian ash vanities by Cesar New York, Porcelanosa polished chrome fixtures, Bianco Carrara slab vanity countertop, Harlem Acero floor tile and spire pattern tile walls. Powder rooms have Anne Sacks terrazzo wall tile.

“The building’s modern design coupled with such elegant finishes will attract discerning buyers,” explained Andrew Anderson. “We anticipate buyers will be especially drawn to this project for its small size and low-density living in the wake of COVID-19,” added Bruce Ehrmann.

Amenities include an attended double-height lobby, appointed with Carrara marble desk, limestone floors, hand plastered walls and original artwork and a South-facing second floor residents’ lounge and fitness center with custom millwork, TV and wet-bar. Also on the second floor is a landscaped terrace with outdoor fireplace, kitchen and dining area. The landscaped roof terrace with city skyline views offers an outdoor barbeque and wet bar. Private storage units are available as well as bicycle storage.

Graydon Chelsea is perfectly situated downtown near the West Village, The Highline and the Flatiron District. It is central to multiple transit lines and conveniently located near trend-setting culture, art, food and fashion.

Pricing ranges from $995,000 to over $5 million. Sales will commence this month with occupancy slated for fall of 2021.

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Effective Ways To Increase the Selling Price of Your Home

A variety of factors affects the pricing a home. Ideally, you’ve left the home in much better condition than you found it in, and you stand to turn a decent profit. Using effective ways to increase the selling price of your home can help you make the most of your investment and move on to bigger and better things.

Beautify

The more aesthetically pleasing your home, the more potential buyers will want to purchase it. This can allow you to make even more than your asking price. You’re certainly not going to want to make a bunch of adjustments that will cost thousands before you unload a property, but updating your home over time before putting it on the market is worth considering. Solid-surface flooring, complementary (not bold) color schemes, and newer kitchens, bathrooms, and fixtures are all attractive features to touring buyers.

If you’re unable to complete these updates before selling, then you’ll have to spend some time staging your home to control what attracts the eye when people are walking through the space. Home staging has been proven to increase the value of a home by quite a bit. You’ll want to change out fixtures for an updated feel; declutter; and spend some time enhancing the appeal in the master bedroom, bathrooms, kitchen, and living room. Expand the staging process to the outside of the home as well. Curb appeal is an essential part of the value of your property.

Add Space

Space is a great deal-maker when you’re selling property. If you can take out unnecessary non-load-bearing walls, it may make your home feel larger than it is. Of course, if your home offers a limited number of bedrooms, you also need to consider that before turning one room into two. However, for small kitchens, buyers like open spaces, so taking out an unnecessary wall can be very attractive.

Improve Energy Efficiency

Implementing energy-saving features in your home while still allowing the space to feel comfortable will not only add value to your home but also keep your expenses lower while you live there. Energy-efficient windows, appliances, and lighting may be a little costly in the beginning; however, they will save you thousands over time as well as add thousands in worth. Consider the changes that benefit you both now and later.

Add Luxurious Features

Buyers are drawn to luxurious features. The location of your home relative to great shopping, restaurants, and entertainment venues can increase the value of your home. Similarly, the implementation of technology and special amenities can set your property apart from others. Buyers will often raise their price range if they find a home that’s slightly out of their original budget but that has these desired traits. A unique home with luxurious qualities may cause a bidding war between purchasers, leaving you in a great position.

Selling your home should be fun. You’ve got the opportunity to showcase what you can do with a property. Applying some of the effective ways to increase the selling price of your home is sure to make the home stand apart from others. The market can be a competitive place, but understanding what people value will surely make your property pop.

Online Cocktail Bar Ghost Bar Launches in Manhattan

Bars are closed and it’s getting cold outside. Sure you have a full bar at home, but the work of making a drink and it never being just right is getting to the best of us? You can get pretty much everything delivered to you, and now well made cocktails are an option thanks to Ghost Bar, an online cocktail bar that offers convenient and fairly-priced cocktails for stay-at-home New Yorkers’ mixed-drink needs, is launching in Manhattan

Born out of pandemic and based in Midtown Manhattan, Ghost Bar is a solution to customers' needs for instant access to their favorite mixed drinks at an affordable price, with the craftsmanship and convenience comparable to their once frequented cocktail bars. The drink menu offers a wide range of classic cocktails, such as Last Word and Sazerac, and creative inventions, such as silky and smooth Espresso Martini, fresh and juicy Dragon Fruit Daiquiri, and a fun twist on Long Island. Named Longest Island, it's a Baijiu-based drink mixed with complex flavors that tastes like a glass of floral iced tea.  

Ghost Bar is the brainchild of Ning (Amelie) Kang and Yishu He, owners and partners of MáLà Project. Amelie attended the Culinary Institute of America, where she developed a passion for cocktails. Prior to establishing the dry pot eateries in the city, she used to bartend at B Flat in Tribeca and an award-winning speakeasy in Beijing, called Apothecary, where she honed her mixology. "Now with respect to social distancing and many bars closing, you can only drink so many Whisky on the Rocks at home without wanting something more easygoing,” says Amelie Kang, Co-Founder of Ghost Bar. “And making drinks at home, getting a few bottles of liquor, juicing, and preparing the ice...can be quite a commitment. Sometimes I wish there's a quick and easy solution to a nice cocktail, and I think many people want the same."

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Tommy Hilfiger Sells His Greenwich Connecticut Home

In recent celebrity real estate news, fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger has sold his Greenwich Connecticut home for a whopping $45 million. Not sure why it cost more, read the description below and watch the tour to see every designed detail. Agent Janet Milligan of Sotheby’s International Realty had the listing and Sally Slater of Douglas Elliman brought the buyer. 

Tommy Hilfiger's ''Round Hill'' Spectacular 180 degree, commanding views of NYC skyline & LI Sound from the highest point of Round Hill (570 ft.elev.+/-) English countryside historic landmark with an impressive ivy-covered manor ''One of a Kind'' rare opportunity to have the very best! Grandeur on''top of the world'' Completely renovated to showcase all details of this pre-war great estate with exquisite architecture.

Magnificent English gardens w/reflecting pool and verdant parklike lawns. This estate is the ultimate with view, location, architecture, and quality. Unlike any other. Enjoy the sparkling pool,all-weather ts ct. TOTAL privacy. Charming guesthouse w/2 bedrooms. Renovated by the renown architect, Andre Tchelistcheff & blder, Jimmy Xhema. Landscape designer Miranda Brooks.

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Our Favorite Listings For The Week

Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our favorite homes you should make an appointment for this week. 

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53 West 53rd Street #34A

Designed by acclaimed interior designer Brad Ford inside the 1,050-foot-high condominium tower designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel featuring interior architecture by Thierry Despont. Located above the Museum of Modern Art, 53 West 53 has the unique distinction of having three new MoMA gallery levels integrated into its base.

Brad Ford created the widely popular event Field+Supply in the Hudson Valley, which is a modern interpretation of a traditional arts and crafts fair highlighting various studios and workshops. He also opened the showroom FAIR in 2015 at the New York Design Center. Brad honed his skills under designers Thad Hayes and Jed Johnson.

Brad’s design for the 53 West 53 home features artworks throughout that pay homage to the existing art in MoMA's permanent collection. He also included a combination of furnishings from contemporary makers and iconic furniture pieces from the past that complement the architecture and interiors by Jean Nouvel and Thierry Despont. Handcrafted pieces from Brad’s showhouse FAIR are featured extensively throughout the space. The model is Residence 36A, a 3,020 square foot 2-bedroom priced at $9,740,000.

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271 Hicks Street

Located at 271 Hicks Street, this Greek Revival brownstone, originally built in 1846, has been impeccably renovated to the highest standard and constructed with precision and unparalleled craftsmanship.  The home encompasses over 6,200 SF of interior space, coupled with over 1,900 SF of private outdoor space. Spanning 24-foot wide, the spectacular six-story home includes a seven-stop high-speed elevator (that opens on the rooftop), hand-crafted helical staircase, six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and four powder rooms.

Baxt-Ingui Architects designed 271 Hicks Street with passive house principles. This super-insulated townhouse has ultra-low energy, triple pane windows, five-zone central air and filtered continuous fresh air.

Nadia Bartolucci, Rachel Altschuler and Ian Murphy of Douglas Elliman have the listing

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1 Central Park South #1601

Timeless, iconic elegance defines THE landmark address in Manhattan, set at the corner of 5th Ave & 59th St, bordering the SE corner of Central Park. Now, one of its most impressive condominiums is boasting a brand new & significant price reduction.

Set on a high floor, the fully renovated 3BD/3.5BA/2,656 SF Unit 1601 provides spectacular, soothing views of the entire park & The Pond just below the windows.
Something of a work of art in its own right—with gleaming walnut-boarded herringbone parquet floors and custom coffered woodwork in high ceilings—the condo entry way is perfectly suited to display your art collection. The large maser suite boasts 3 exposures and a classic Juliet balcony ,as well as a spacious bath with a soaking tub. A bit of personalized redesign by a new owner will equal perfection!

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VU - Launches Sales

Last week, Minrav Development announced sales have launched for VU, a new 100-unit condominium building in Manhattan, this is the first time they are fully unveiling the development. Paris Forino, the acclaimed interior designer, is crafting light and airy interiors to complement VU’s soaring ceilings and panoramic New York City views. Renowned firm SLCE Architects designed the exterior architecture, which measures 145,000 square feet and is designed to meet LEED certification.

VU rises 36 stories from the center of four of Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods - NoMad, Flatiron, Gramercy, and Kips Bay. The building features studios to three-bedrooms. It also includes two Duplex Penthouse residences with outdoor terraces that crown the building. A majority of the homes offer views of Manhattan’s iconic skyline, from uptown to downtown, along with the East River and all the way to One World Trade for the higher floor homes.

VU is also unveiling pricing, which includes starting prices that range from $829,000 for studios to $2,999,000 for 3-bedrooms. There is also a full floor of amenities dedicated to wellness and vitality designed by Paris. Also in collaboration with Waterworks, Paris designed a custom line of enamel and polished chrome fixtures and accessories featured throughout VU. Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing is exclusively handling sales and there is a new sales gallery open to tour

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Homes You Need To Make Appointments For This Weekend

Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our favorite homes you should make an appointment for this weekend. 

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Chelsea

WHERE: 313 West 20th St

SIZE: 8 Beds | 3.5 Baths

COST: $13,800,000

About: One of only a handful of carriage houses left in the entire city, this one-of-a-kind two-family townhouse that is a masterpiece of modern comfort and a dream of urban luxury. Features of this 25' foot wide, 9,200 sq. ft. "non" landmarked house include a charming brownstone faade with bold cornices, a private garden retreat, a pair of terraces, multiple skylights, a 1-car garage, double pane sash windows, central cooling, chic wainscoting and crown molding, elegant built-ins, original hardwood floors, whitewashed exposed brick walls, decorative fireplaces with marble mantels, a self-contained rental unit, and a finished cellar with a state-of-the-art gym, a custom sauna, and a tranquil studio space.

The 6-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom owner's residence spans four stories and the cellar. The first floor garage leads into a functional entryway adorned with multiple coat closets and a convenient powder room. At the rear of the first floor is a regal double-height living and dining room saturated with natural light. The space boasts a gas-burning fireplace, a skylight, and access to a lush garden.

The rental unit has a separate entrance and generates an additional $60K/annum of income and contains two spacious bedrooms, a windowed eat-in kitchen, skylights in the living room and bathroom, and access to a private rooftop terrace with incredible city views.

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Upper West Side

WHERE: 260 West End Avenue #15C

SIZE: 1 Beds | 1 Baths

COST: $1,265,000

About:  The gracious entry foyer is 8' x 12', and has an extra-large coat and storage closet. It currently includes a grand armoire and chair; a space that can easily be converted to your home office. The Living room, Kitchen and Bedroom all have oversized windows with fantastic views. The Living room, entered from the Foyer, focused on the two large windows that face north, is large enough for an 84" couch, additional seating, and a drop-leaf table for dining.

The residence is listed at $1,265,000 and is represented by Sharon Fahy, Christopher Halstead and Nicole F. O’Reilly of Brown Harris Stevens.

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Midtown East

WHERE:  425 East 51st Street #10d

SIZE: 1 Bedroom | 1 Bath

COST: $1,050,000

About:  Upon entering 10D you're greeted by a proper foyer, flanked by two large closets. The entryway opens onto the airy and loft-like living room, which features high ceilings, tons of natural light and direct access to the 32-foot long solarium that spans the length of the home. Gracious in size, the solarium is ideally suited for a dining room and even has room to spare for a bonus living space or a Pinterest-worthy home office. Just off of the solarium is access to a private and tranquil wraparound terrace with skyline and river views. Start your morning with an espresso on your sun-soaked terrace while taking in the sweeping views that surround you. Whether it be an intimate family dinner, a night of cocktails with friends or a morning coffee, the solarium and terrace serves as the perfect backdrops for all of your entertaining needs and are sure to impress guests alike. The listing is priced at $1,050,000 and is listed by Matthew Cohen of Brown Harris Stevens.

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Inside The historic Belnord's new model residence by Anna Karlin and amenities by Raphael de Cardenas

The Belnord, one of the grandest turn-of-the-century residential buildings in Manhattan, is revealing the first look at its new model residence, designed by top designer Anna Karlin. The building is a full-block masterpiece originally constructed in 1908 and designed by famed architecture firm Hiss & Weekes, and is now welcoming residents to the renovated condominium residences, with interiors by the preferred architect for billionaires, Robert A.M. Stern.

Anna Karlin’s model residence takes textures and custom furniture to the next level - the four bedroom/4.5 bath, property, sprawling over 3,000 square feet, was just listed for $8,400,000. You can see the direct link to the property here

The building also just offered the first look into the private resident’s lounge and dining amenities spaces, designed by Raphael de Cardenas, which you can see here. I’ve also included images from the newly-restored private courtyard designed by the renowned landscape architect Hollander Design. Interior courtyards are some of most rare amenities within luxury condominiums in the city, and with the new design, entering through The Belnord’s arched, gated entrance on 86th Street into one of the city’s largest private courtyards (22,000 square feet!) is like being transported back to Gilded Age New York City. You can see past and present images of the courtyard linked here.

Closings and move-ins have started at The Belnord, and residences are available from $4M to nearly $12M.

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Take A Look At No. 33 Park Row - Sir Richard Rogers First NYC Residential Project

Centurion Real Estate Partners recently unveiled the first look at their landmark project, No. 33 Park Row. The first residential project in New York City designed by acclaimed Pritzker Prize-winning architect Sir Richard Rogers and Graham Stirk of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, No. 33 Park Row is nearing completion across the street from City Hall Park in Downtown Manhattan ahead of an official launch this spring.

No. 33 Park Row builds on Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners other boundary pushing projects, including One Hyde Park in London, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and One Monte Carlo in Monaco. While Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ design for No. 33 Park Row is custom crafted for this particular site, one can see in it hints of the firm’s refined sensibility for capturing the unique elegance of park-front living – a sensibility honed at their other projects.

No. 33 Park Row features Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners signature copper screen fins along the building’s exterior that evoke the iconic fins on the exterior of the Pompidou Centre in Paris and One Hyde Park in London. “One Hyde Park and No. 33 Park Row each face a park to the north and exhibit a similarity in terms of aspiration and quality with carefully composed facades that exhibit a richness of depth, shadow, and texture” - Graham Stirk

When Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ was approached to consider designing No. 33 Park Row, Rogers and Stirk agreed that the property’s park-front location had deep appeal and made it the ideal choice for the firm’s first residential property in New York City. Their first design decision for the project was to bring No. 33 Park Row’s residential living spaces and shared amenity spaces to the north side of the building, where they would enjoy beautiful northern light as well as unobstructed views over the lush City Hall Park landscape.

No. 33 Park features just 30 residences; The intimate scale of No. 33 Park Row is juxtaposed with the grand scale of its individual residences, which feature stunning wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking City Hall Park.

For the building, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners introduced contemporary architectural elements that reference Downtown Manhattan’s industrial- era commercial buildings, including massive windows, decorative copper screen fins around balconies and terraces, and distinctive dark steel framing on the façade.

No. 33 Park Row officially launches this spring and will feature one- to five-bedroom residences and penthouses, many with private outdoor spaces. Compass Development Marketing Group is the exclusive marketing and sales agent for the project.

Inside The Last Wilson Eyre Home In Long Island

Meadowcroft, the last remaining Long Island home by famed architect and House & Garden magazine founder Wilson Eyre, is now on the market for $13 million with Enzo Morabito of Douglas Elliman. Located at 767 Montauk Hwy the 6.91-acre waterfront estate and the 9,000-square-foot home, which features eight bedrooms and seven-and-a-half baths.

The circa-1904 Arts and Crafts-style estate at 767 Montauk Highway in Quiogue was built by Eyre just past the turn of the century for industrialist Theodore Conklin. Conklin's grandson, Ted, a former mayor of Westhampton Beach, was born at the family home. His great grandson, Ted Conklin, owns the famed American Hotel in Sag Harbor. Five generations of the Conklin family gathered, sailed, played and lived at the mansion, sited on Quantuck Bay, before selling it in 1989.

The lighting was all done by Louis Comfort Tiffany, a friend of Conklins, whose business was around the corner from T.E. Conklin Brass & Copper on Lafayette Street in lower Manhattan. Tiffany used Conklin's metal fabrications in brass and bronze for his famed lamps.

In addition to the Tiffany lighting, the home still features the original woodwork, hardware and other touches--including the original 1904-engraved door knocker and the original double-swing carriage doors, a number of custom / bespoke fireplaces and 100-plus-year-old rhododendrons. Notable amenities include a brick-ceilinged basement; a red clay roof, with tiles that were imported from France; oversized swimming pool that overlooks the bay; a dock; wine cellar, movie screening room, billiards room + outdoor billiard table; gym, staff quarters with separate entrance; a small cottage and accessory buildings.

The estate is also the focus of the book "Meadowcroft: A Century of Elegance in the Hamptons'' by Michael McKenzie. I'd be glad to get you a copy. It's also featured in the seminal East End architectural history book, "Houses of the Hamptons: 1880 - 1930" by Gary Lawrance and Anne Surchin.

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