Elegant Living in Upper Eastside Manhattan NY Real Estate

Upper Eastside, Manhattan, NY

The Upper East Side in Manhattan, New York, is one of the city’s most elegant and refined neighborhoods, known for its classic charm, upscale living, and cultural richness. Stretching along Central Park and the East River, it is home to world-renowned institutions such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Guggenheim Museum, forming part of the famous “Museum Mile.” The area features tree-lined streets, historic brownstones, and luxury high-rise apartments, attracting residents who value both sophistication and tranquility. Madison Avenue offers premium shopping and designer boutiques, while Central Park provides a scenic retreat for relaxation and recreation. With its blend of cultural prestige, architectural beauty, and peaceful atmosphere, the Upper East Side stands as a timeless symbol of New York City’s elegance and heritage.

Available Homes for Sale Upper Eastside, Manhattan, NY

Designed by Studio Sofield and located at the corner of Madison Avenue and East 84th Street, 1122 Madison Avenue is a collection of 26 condominium residences defined by proportion, precision, and craftsmanship. Informed by the architectural traditions of the Upper East Side and Studio Sofield's disciplined approach to integrating contemporary living within a classical framework, the building offers a considered residential experience in one of New York City's most established neighborhoods, just one block from Central Park and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

$89,500,000 Pending

1122 MADISON Avenue PENTHOUSE New York City, New York

7 Beds 8 Baths 9,350 SqFt

Commissioned by James E. Nichols in 1898, 4 East 79th Street is an important and architecturally magnificent limestone mansion. A key component in the initial development of railroad industrialist Henry H. Cook’s prescient acquisition of the block between East 78th and 79th Streets and Fifth and Madison Avenues, the house features superb design by original architect, C.P.H. Gilbert, known for his opulent, chateau-inspired Francois Ier style. Completely rebuilt and now beautifully brought to today’s top standard, the house maintains its architectural and historical integrity. Architectural and design professionals, including Peter Pennoyer, Theodore Prudon, and John McCall used original detail and research as their guide to inspire the total rebuilding of this house. Most recently, the house has been updated to include all new systems (2025) including security, temperature/humidity, audio, lighting, and AV, as well as a new kitchen, bathrooms, and other changes. This remarkable single-family residence is visually resplendent and exceptional.Ideally situated on the Upper East Side, the 35-foot wide mansion offers more than 15,000 square feet of interior living space, including significant and impressive reception rooms, more casual living space six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and four powder rooms. Significantly, the property includes a 15’ x 105’ swathe of land that borders the western edge of the residence, allowing for the fortunate feature of large west-facing windows. As such, the building has exposures on three sides and benefits from exceptional light as well as delightful Central Park views. From the residence, it is moments to Central Park, the galleries and boutiques of Madison Avenue, and the treasures in Fifth Avenue’s glorious museums.Throughout, soaring high ceilings – up to over 13 feet - and extremely impressively-scaled rooms are complemented by extraordinary detail, such as solid mahogany doors and windows, hand-selected marble paneling and floors, rare English brown oak paneling, parquet de Versailles and herringbone white oak floors, numerous wood-burning fireplaces, and carved plaster crown moldings. Sublime proportions and exquisite detail abound. With an eye to the legacy of the design, only the very top-quality methods and materials have been selected. A passenger elevator services all floors, and a service elevator additionally supports all but the top three levels. Other thoughtful details, such as very ample storage and support areas, including a separate catering kitchen, ensure that the house lives and runs in an ideal way,Imparting a grandness rarely seen today for everyday comfort and impressive entertainment, this superb house is ideal. Now completely updated to a 2025 standard, this spectacular house is peerless in today’s market and is captivating and compelling in every possible way.

$68,000,000 Active

4 E 79th Street New York City, New York

6 Beds 8 Baths

Welcome to 329-339 East 94th Street, a group of 3; graceful six story prewar gems nestled on the border of Yorkville and Carnegie Hill. Built in 1920 and home to 37 well maintained units, this building delivers all the charm and convenience that define the quintessential Upper East Side lifestyle. Highlights: Spacious, light-filled apartments: One- and two-bedroom layouts boast hardwood floors, windowed kitchens with ample cabinet space, and bathing areas-many featuring windows. Some even show off exposed brick and oversized living rooms. Ideal location: Just half a block from the Q train and three blocks from the 6 train, commuting is seamless. Walk Score of 99 and Transit Score of 100-this is NYC at your doorstep Neighborhood at your doorstep: A short stroll brings you to Fairway, Synergy Fitness, Museum Mile, Carl Schurz Park, and a curated selection of Upper East Side boutiques and eateries Solid foundations: The building occupies a 0.12acre parcel with approximately 21,310 sq ft of total space, a testament to its enduring architectural quality.

$52,000,000 Active

329 E 94TH Street New York City, New York

THE GILDED AGE The era of great house building in New York lasted approximately 50 years, beginning with the opening of the Vanderbilt House in 1882 and theoretically ending in the first years after the Great Depression. The inherent concepts behind these buildings, however, extended far longer. This was due to the fact that practically all the major architects of New York attended the L'École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where they learned how to reproduce the various architectural styles of Europe. A MASTERPIECE FROM THE GILDED AGE This extraordinary 30' wide mansion contains a total of 8 levels - 6 above grade, and 2 levels below grade - with interiors spanning over 16,000 square feet and four well positioned outdoor spaces comprising an additional 2,000 exterior square feet. It was designed with a rare two elevators, 30 rooms, 9 wood-burning fireplaces each with an exquisite original mantelpiece, 19 bedrooms, 8 full baths and 2 half baths. Benefiting from the concepts of The Gilded Age, it also embodied new modern elements. The facade is virtually unaltered since its completion in 1932, and has been in the same ownership for over half a century. THE LIVINGSTON LEGACY In 1686, Robert Livingston the Elder received a 160,000-acre tract of land, under King George I, that in 1715 became Livingston Manor in what is present day Columbia County in New York state. Descended directly from Robert Livingston on his mother's side, John Livingston Redmond, who built this mansion, graduated from Harvard in 1911 with a degree in architecture, yet he devoted his life to charitable causes. BEST BLOCK FOR LIGHT For his New York residence, John Livingston Redmond chose the north side of E. 70th St. between Park and Lexington Avenues because he recognized the great benefit created by two owners in 1859, who dominated development on the block and stipulated that all future construction on the north side would be set back a full 10', "forever free, and unoccupied." This additional space results in light pouring into the mansions on the north side of the street. NO OTHER BLOCK ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE HAS THIS UNIQUE FEATURE As early as 1939, Fortune Magazine called it "probably New York City's most beautiful residential block", a reputation that has persisted to the present day. Extraordinary architects congregated on this block so that Paul Goldberger in his book, NEW YORK: The City Observed, described it as "having a perfect balance between individuality and overall order." This exquisite streetscape also gave the block unusual value-many feel comparable to the blocks from Fifth to Madison. BUILDING THE MANSION Jonathan Livingston Redmond engaged Frederick Rhinelander King, also a graduate of Lecole des Beaux-Arts, who worked carefully to adapt what he learned there to an American sensibility. If the Romans perfected the arch, this architect brought the arch indoors and employed it as a major theme. Arches help create dramatic, light filled spaces that evoke classical grandeur while gracefully connecting rooms. THE MANSION On the Entry level, the entry is 12'6" moving through an arch to a gallery of 13'10" with rooms north and south, each with ceiling heights of 13'10" and a massive staircase ascending to the parlor level. The north room is the original formal dining room, with an oval shape that contains 3 windows of 11'6". The south formal sitting room has windows of 8'2" and ceiling heights of 12'6". On the Parlor level, the ceilings reach 14'6" with arches entering each room. The living room has 3 tall windows at 13' in height and a ceiling of 14'6". The library also has 14'6" ceilings and 2 French door windows that open to a terrace over 27' long and more than 8' wide, a unique feature on the entertaining level of a mansion. The Third floor, or primary bedroom more rooms and 3 bathrooms. The Fourth floor has 4 family bedrooms, three with wood burning fireplaces, and 3 bathrooms, and a living room. The Fifth floor has 5 children's bedrooms with a split full bathroom and a potential large terrace of approximately 20'x30'. The Sixth floor has 5 staff rooms with a split full bathroom. The windowed Garden level has a separate entrance to east 70th street, an informal dining room, a 22'10"x15'10" chef's kitchen with a pantry, and a door to the 28'x10' garden. The Basement contains mechanicals and storage with a window at the north end. The Roof level is open and unencumbered facilitating the creation of a private terrace. A RARE ACHIEVEMENT "A building's details, materials, and social spaces should reflect their time, but they should also transcend it." - Robert A. M. Stern Sculpted in travertine, soaked in sunlight, with arches that seem to reach ever upward, nothing compares to this mansion descending from the Gilded Age yet overlaced with modern concepts of comfort and beauty.

$46,000,000 Active

117 E 70TH Street New York City, New York

19 Beds 9 Baths

35-Foot-Wide Mansion - approximately 14,300 Interior SF + 3,500 Exterior SF - 6 Beds - 11 Baths - Rooftop Oasis - Garden - Wellness Level A rare offering on the Upper East Side, 125 East 65th Street is a magnificent 35-foot-wide Neo-Federal mansion originally designed in 1904 by Charles A. Platt, the celebrated architect behind residences for the Roosevelts and Astors. The Flemish bond brick facade with stone trim exemplifies Platt's mastery of early 20th-century American architecture. Following a meticulous, top-to-bottom gut renovation, the residence now combines historic grandeur with modern sophistication, offering both timeless elegance and every contemporary luxury. This home has exceptional scale spanning approximately 14,300 interior square fee across six expansive levels, with an additional 3,500 square feet of private outdoor space. This extraordinary townhouse features six bedrooms, eleven bathrooms , and five fireplaces . Designed for grand entertaining, the home has a 30 foot + x 20 living room with 11-foot beamed ceilings, and a formal dining room that comfortably seats sixteen. Residence Highlights 35-foot width with exceptional scale and ceiling heights Fully rebuilt down to the studs with all-new plumbing, electrical, windows, floors, elevator and more 6 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms (7 full, 4 powder) Grand living room with 11-foot beamed ceilings, herringbone oak floors and an original fireplace Full-floor primary suite with two dressing rooms, dual baths, sitting room, and wet bar Dedicated bedroom level with four en-suite bedrooms and a playroom, (separate staff quarters on the garden level) State-of-the-art Schindler elevator (commercial-grade, 3,000 lb. capacity) Newly excavated wellness level featuring steam room, sauna, spa shower, and cold plunge Private gym, wine cellar/tasting room, media/game room Lush garden and over 2,300 SF finished rooftop with irrigation, lighting, and gas line Floor-by-Floor Overview Parlor Floor A gracious foyer opens to a welcoming den/receiving room with a fireplace and new windows. The chef's kitchen features Bakes & Kropp cabinetry and JennAir appliances, including double ovens, 6-burner range, dual dishwashers and an oversized refrigerator/freezer. The gracious breakfast room, complete with fireplace, overlooks the lush garden. Plus, powder room. Third Floor A dramatic formal dining room with a fireplace - that easily sits sixteen, is supported by a butler's pantry and side staff staircase. The spectacular living room spans over 30 feet, with 11-foot beamed ceilings, herringbone oak floors, wet bar, and oversized fireplace. Plus, powder room. Fourth Floor / Primary Suite A full-floor sanctuary featuring a grand primary bedroom with fireplace, two custom dressing rooms, dual bathrooms, a private sitting room, and a wet bar. Fifth Floor / Bedroom Level Four en-suite bedrooms and a spacious playroom. A staff bedroom is located on the garden floor. Garden Floor Media/game room, wine cellar and tasting room, gym, powder room, staff bedroom with en-suite bath, and access to a lushly landscaped garden. Lower Level / Wellness A private spa experience with steam room, sauna, spa shower, and cold plunge. Plus laundry, mechanicals, and storage. Roof Deck An expansive 2,000+ SF finished rooftop oasis equipped with irrigation, lighting, and a gas line. With only three owners since its completion, 125 East 65th Street has been preserved and reimagined to the highest standard, offering the best of both worlds: historic pedigree and contemporary luxury.

$45,500,000 Active

125 E 65TH Street New York City, New York

6 Beds 8 Baths 14,346 SqFt

Currently a commercial property.Located just off Fifth Avenue on a block graced by some of the city’s most distinguished turn-of-the-century mansions, 2 East 82nd Street presents a phenomenal opportunity for a single-family townhouse conversion. This 25-foot-wide residence spans approximately 12,400 square feet across seven levels, offering both grand scale and architectural pedigree. Designed in 1901 by architects Welch, Smith & Provot and built by W.W. and T.M. Hall, the mansion once housed the Marymount Lower Middle School of New York. Its reintroduction to the market offers the rare chance to restore the home to its original grandeur as a bespoke private residence. Meticulously renovated in 2003, with interiors by Samuel G. White—great-grandson of Stanford White—and an exterior restoration led by Richard Ciccarelli of Walter B. Melvin Architects, the mansion was awarded the prestigious Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award by the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission.The restoration preserved and enhanced the home’s most striking architectural details, including ornately carved wood paneling, intricate coffered ceilings, plaster moldings, stained-glass windows, and exquisite marble fireplace mantels. Contemporary upgrades were seamlessly integrated, among them a commercial-grade elevator servicing all seven floors, a full catering kitchen with a large dumbwaiter, two internal staircases, an exterior lift for accessibility and oversized deliveries, and fully modernized engineering systems.With soaring ceilings up to 12 feet and grandly scaled rooms, the home invites a discerning buyer to reimagine it as a private residence of unparalleled scale and refinement. Just steps from The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park—and surrounded by the finest dining, galleries, and shopping of the Upper East Side—this extraordinary mansion presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create a residence that is truly your own. Some photos are virtually staged.

$40,000,000 Active

2 E 82nd Street New York City, New York

5 Beds 8 Baths 12,400 SqFt

SPECTACULAR BEAUX-ARTS LIMESTONE MANSION A Rare Opportunity to Acquire a 1901 Gilded Age Masterpiece Nestled just off Fifth Avenue's prestigious Gold Coast, this approximately 18,000-square-foot Beaux-Arts limestone mansion is a once-in-a-lifetime offering. With six above-grade floors and two below-grade levels, this architectural treasure is one of the few remaining mansions of the Gilded Age in Manhattan Behind its commanding limestone facade lies an array of extraordinary rooms with soaring ceilings, exceptional proportions, and an abundance of irreplaceable original architectural details. Highlights include a majestic marble staircase, a copper-balconied landing overlooking the parlor, intricately coffered ceilings, and exquisite period moldings throughout. Designed in 1901 by John H. Duncan, one of America's preeminent architects of the era, the mansion exemplifies his timeless craftsmanship. Duncan is celebrated for landmark projects such as General Grant "s National Memorial (1897) overlooking the Hudson River and the Soldiers" and Sailors" Arch in Brooklyn's Grand Army Plaza. His influence resonates in every corner of this magnificent home. A Layout that Marries Historic Grandeur with Modern Potential Entrance Floor: The grand entrance begins with a stately vestibule secured by original double bronze doors, opening to a breathtaking 56'gallery with 12'7" soaring ceilings. A sweeping marble staircase ascends gracefully to the parlor level, complemented by an elevator featuring exquisite period paneling. The gallery leads to a stunning oval dining room adorned with carved woodwork. Beyond is a large, windowed space which would be perfect as a service kitchen connecting to the main kitchen below. Parlor Floor: The parlor floor is unparalleled in its architectural richness, featuring 16'9" ceilings - A remarkable height. A grand paneled library with a fireplace and two huge, south-facing Palladian French windows overlooks 63rd Street. Opposite the landing is a resplendent drawing room with a fireplace, mirrored walls, intricate moldings, and ornate stonework extending to the ceilings. Beyond are an Anteroom, Bar area and Pantry. French door lead to an entertaining terrace and complete this level. Third Floor: Designed as an opulent master suite, this floor features 12" ceilings and includes a front-facing sitting room with two tall French windows, a spacious dressing area, and two luxurious marble bathrooms. Fourth Floor: The fourth floor offers two expansive bedrooms, each featuring its own large sitting room, fireplace, and ensuite bath. Fifth Floor: A remarkable double-height sitting room with a fireplace and a dramatic Palladian window defines the fifth floor. This level also includes two additional bedrooms with dressing areas and ensuite baths, as well as a kitchenette and dining area. Sixth Floor: The sixth floor features a balcony and atrium overlooking the sitting room below, along with an additional and large, sunny bedroom with ensuite bath. This floor boasts two terraces: a north-facing terrace with views of the Upper East Side's landmarks and a south-facing terrace offering breathtaking panoramas of Midtown's skyline including Billionaires'Row to the west and partial views of Central Park. First Lower Level: Originally designed as a very large eat-in kitchen, this level features up to 11" vaulted ceilings, beautiful original cabinetry, and a service entrance on the 63rd Street side secured with double doors. At the rear is an outdoor atrium/walled garden which fills the space with natural light. Part of this first lower level may also be perfect to accommodate large staff and security quarters. Second Lower Level: Fully built out and partially windowed, this recreation level presents endless possibilities for a spa, gym, or even an indoor swimming pool. A Rare Chance to Own a New York City Landmark 15 East 63rd Street is a truly extraordinary offering. For the discerning buyer, it represents an unparalleled opportunity to preserve the wealth of architectural provenance while allowing the lucky buyer to incorporate state-of-the-art technology and amenities

$39,500,000 Active

15 E 63RD Street New York City, New York

7 Beds 9 Baths 18,000 SqFt

Designed by Studio Sofield and located at the corner of Madison Avenue and East 84th Street, 1122 Madison Avenue is a collection of 26 condominium residences defined by proportion, precision, and craftsmanship. Informed by the architectural traditions of the Upper East Side and Studio Sofield's disciplined approach to integrating contemporary living within a classical framework, the building offers a considered residential experience in one of New York City's most established neighborhoods, just one block from Central Park and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

$39,000,000 Pending

1122 MADISON Avenue FLOOR18 New York City, New York

5 Beds 6 Baths 5,251 SqFt

Magnificent Full-Floor Residence on Fifth AvenueCommanding a prime position high above Central Park, this exceptional full-floor residence offers sweeping, unobstructed vistas of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, the dramatic Central Park West skyline, and expansive open southern views over the city.Grand in scale and flawless in execution, this approximately 6,000-square-foot home was exquisitely designed by AD100 architect Steven Gambrel. A private elevator landing opens to a gracious marble gallery, setting the tone for the refined interiors beyond. The magnificent 31-foot corner living room features a wood-burning fireplace and five oversized windows showcasing iconic park and skyline views. Adjacent are an elegant library—also with a fireplace—and a formal dining room, both drenched in sunlight and framed by Central Park’s changing seasons. A powder room and generous coat closet complete the welcoming entry gallery.The private quarters are accessed through a wide, beautifully detailed hallway, wrapped in lacquered fluted walls and enhanced by ambient lighting. There are five well-proportioned bedrooms, each with a luxurious en-suite marble bath. The spectacular primary suite—formed by combining three original bedrooms—offers a serene retreat with a spa-inspired bathroom, an expansive custom dressing room, and abundant natural light. Most bedrooms face south through oversized windows, bathing the entire wing in warm, natural light throughout the day. An office completes the private wing of the residenceThe large eat-in kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, a comfortable sitting and breakfast area, and a walk-in pantry. Beyond lies a spacious laundry room and a flexible staff room or office with its own powder room.Located within one of Fifth Avenue’s most esteemed prewar cooperatives, 1030 Fifth Avenue is a distinguished limestone building designed by J.E.R. Carpenter in 1925. With only 16 residences, the building ensures a high level of privacy and discretion. Amenities include a newly renovated and architecturally significant lobby, full-time white-glove staff, and a dedicated resident manager.This rare offering is distinguished by its commanding high-floor location, pristine condition, and impressive scale.Up to 30% financing is permitted. A 2% flip tax is payable by the purchaser. This is a co-exclusive with Brown Harris Stevens.

$38,500,000 Active

1030 Fifth Avenue 10th Floor New York City, New York

5 Beds 6 Baths 6,000 SqFt

Magnificent Full-Floor Residence on Fifth Avenue Commanding a prime position high above Central Park, this exceptional full-floor residence offers sweeping, unobstructed vistas of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, the dramatic Central Park West skyline, and expansive open southern views over the city. Grand in scale and flawless in execution, this approximately 6,000-square-foot home was exquisitely designed by AD100 architect Steven Gambrel. A private elevator landing opens to a gracious marble gallery, setting the tone for the refined interiors beyond. The magnificent 31-foot corner living room features a wood-burning fireplace and five oversized windows showcasing iconic park and skyline views. Adjacent are an elegant library-also with a fireplace-and a formal dining room, both drenched in sunlight and framed by Central Park's changing seasons. A powder room and generous coat closet complete the welcoming entry gallery. The private quarters are accessed through a wide, beautifully detailed hallway, wrapped in lacquered fluted walls and enhanced by ambient lighting. There are five well-proportioned bedrooms, each with a luxurious en-suite marble bath. The spectacular primary suite-formed by combining two original bedrooms-offers a serene retreat with a spa-inspired bathroom, an expansive custom dressing room, and abundant natural light. Most bedrooms face south through oversized windows, bathing the entire wing in warm, natural light throughout the day. The large eat-in kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, a comfortable sitting and breakfast area, and a walk-in pantry. Beyond lies a spacious laundry room and a flexible staff room or office with its own powder room. Located within one of Fifth Avenue's most esteemed prewar cooperatives, 1030 Fifth Avenue is a distinguished limestone building designed by J.E.R. Carpenter in 1925. With only 16 residences, the building ensures a high level of privacy and discretion. Amenities include a newly renovated and architecturally significant lobby, full-time white-glove staff, and a dedicated resident manager. This rare offering is distinguished by its commanding high-floor location, pristine condition, and impressive scale. Up to 30% financing is permitted. A 2% flip tax is payable by the purchaser. Co-Exclusive with Modlin Group

$38,500,000 Active

1030 5TH Avenue 10THFLOOR New York City, New York

5 Beds 6 Baths

Crowning 255 East 77th Street with an array of dramatic private terraces, this beautifully designed duplex penthouse is a seven-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom residence that balances monumental scale with refined elegance. The sweeping main level hovers above the cityscape, where a formal dining room, a refined library, and a grand living room extend effortlessly onto expansive private terraces, offering an extraordinary sense of scale and light. The kitchen, complete with a pantry and adjoining den, provides seamless flow for both daily living and entertaining. The separate upper level features a sprawling primary suite and distinct bedroom wings that offer absolute privacy, along with serene outdoor retreats boasting open exposures in every direction, including Midtown, Central Park, and river views. Every detail, from the discreet private elevator access to the bespoke, light-filled layout, reflects timeless design and modern luxury.The design of the residences at 255 East 77 is contemporary, honoring classicism with a fresh approach. Abundant light streams in, complementing the tailored interiors that are anchored with pristine white oak flooring. The commitment to design excellence can be felt in each room and at every opportunity, especially in the kitchens, which feature honed Calacatta marble countertops and backsplashes and marry state-of-the-art technology, top appliances (Miele and Sub-Zero) and beautiful craftsmanship. Primary bathrooms feature custom stone floors, Bianco Dolomite marble walls, and vanity tops, complemented by warm wood cabinetry and Waterworks hardware. Rain showers and heated floors infuse every day with luxury.255 East 77th Street is a beautiful residential tower developed by Naftali Group and designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects. The building offers expansive views of Central Park and the Midtown skyline and is moments from the city's finest cultural institutions, parks, shopping, and dining. Carved leaf details echo the street's tree-lined greenery while large-scale windows, fine ironwork, and monumental arches soar toward the building's iconic crown.The Yabu Pushelberg designed public spaces and amenities, bring a fresh and vibrant point of view while still respecting the Upper East Side sensibility. In the tower, a seventy-five-foot swimming pool with soaring ceilings and beautiful views is the centerpiece of a collection of comprehensive wellness and entertainment spaces designed with a hospitality perspective, including a fitness center, yoga room, spa with steam room and sauna, and a massage/treatment room. A library in the sky with a charming fireplace opens to a dramatic outdoor space. Additional building amenities are all designed at the highest level with something for everyone, including a cinema, a sports simulator, a kids club space, and a soundproof music practice room with a recording studio. Beyond the gates of the porte-cochere, there is a concealed automated parking system at ground level. The lobby will be attended 24 hours a day with a doorman and concierge service. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the sponsor, file number CD23-0340. Equal Housing Opportunity. Marketed by Compass Development Marketing Group.

$37,500,000 Active

255 E 77th Street PHDUPLEX New York City, New York

7 Beds 7 Baths 7,206 SqFt

Designed by Studio Sofield and located at the corner of Madison Avenue and East 84th Street, 1122 Madison Avenue is a collection of 26 condominium residences defined by proportion, precision, and craftsmanship. Informed by the architectural traditions of the Upper East Side and Studio Sofield's disciplined approach to integrating contemporary living within a classical framework, the building offers a considered residential experience in one of New York City's most established neighborhoods, just one block from Central Park and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

$36,500,000 Pending

1122 MADISON Avenue FLOOR16 New York City, New York

5 Beds 6 Baths 5,251 SqFt

$36,000,000 Pending

12 E 79TH Street New York City, New York

8 Beds 10 Baths 16,000 SqFt

An Exceptional Opportunity on East 62nd Street Located on one of the Upper East Side's most prestigious blocks, between Fifth and Madison Avenues, this rare offering presents the chance to acquire two side by side magnificent limestone townhouses spanning an impressive 41 feet of frontage. Together, the properties encompass approximately 16,200 square feet above grade, with an additional 3,100 SF on the lower level, and are currently interconnected on each floor by a hallway. Each structure retains its own grand staircase and elevator, allowing for versatility of use and design. The interiors showcase beautifully maintained rooms filled with natural light from oversized windows, soaring ceiling heights reaching up to 14 feet on the double parlor floor, multiple wood-burning fireplaces, and original architectural detail. An existing backyard lies between the two structures, with potential for further outdoor terraces. Currently configured for non-profit office use, the property may be reimagined as a grand private residence or for approved not-for-profit or philanthropic purposes. 15 East 62nd Street, designed by the famed architect C.P.H. Gilbert in 1900, boasts a striking Beaux-Arts facade with a high stoop, blending seamlessly with the stately limestone facade of 17 East 62nd Street. Available for the first time in over 50 years, this unique pair of properties offers a rare opportunity to create a legacy estate of exceptional scale and grandeur in one of Manhattan's most coveted locations, steps from  Fifth Avenue, Central Park and Madison Avenue's ultra luxury retail corridor, most fashionable restaurants and private membership clubs.  15-17 East 62nd Street (One Tax Lot) Asking Price: 35,000,000 Total Approximate Square Footage: 16,200SF Above Grade and 3,100SF Cellar Annual R.E Taxes: $288,983 (2025-2026) Current Certificate of Occupancy: Offices (Philanthropic Non profit Institution without sleeping accommodations) Zoning Districts: R8B, LH-1A Upper East Side Historic District

$35,000,000 Active

15-17 E 62ND Street New York City, New York

12 Beds 12 Baths 16,200 SqFt

35-37-39 East 63rd is a 61-foot-wide mega-mansion carved into 7 ultra-luxury residential rental apartments. The property is one of Manhattan's premier doorman buildings on the Upper East Side. Spanning 17,264 rentable square feet this meticulous residence is just one block from Central Park in one of the city's most exclusive enclaves. Rarely available is a building of this caliber, with 61 feet of frontage, in such an esteemed neighborhood. All of the units feature a great room with a wood-burning fireplace. The townhouse comes with two elevators and a 24-hour doorman and concierge. Click 'brochure' to view the complete offering memorandum.

$34,500,000 Pending

35 E 63RD Street New York City, New York

16 Beds 21 Baths 20,036 SqFt

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