New to the Market: This Week's Most Exciting Co-ops

139 West 19th Street via Private Client Realty

Thursday, Dec 7, 2017 By Michelle Merritt

Of the thousands of listings CityRealty receives every week, a handful stand out for their size, location, views, amenities, or sheer indefinable incandescence. We present the most exciting we’ve seen in recent days.

784 Park Avenue, Upper East Side

784 Park Avenue, #2A, $4,650,000

2 bedrooms, 3 baths

All images of 784 Park Avenue via Sotheby's

Paneled library

Eat-in kitchen

Bedroom

The very definition of Park Avenue elegance! A marble-floored gallery leads to an oversized corner living room with hand-lacquered finishes and wood-burning fireplace. The eat-in kitchen wing has center island, professional-grade appliances, marble counters, custom cabinetry, and full butler’s pantry with wet bar; staff quarters and laundry room are also located here. Both bedrooms overlook Park Avenue’s planted center gardens and have their own baths.

139 West 19th Street, Chelsea

139 West 19th Street, #7NE, $5,995,000

2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 3,150 square feet

All images of 139 West 19th Street via Private Client Realty

Kitchen

Dining area

Living area

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A gut renovation by an all-star team turned a Chelsea co-op into a work of art worthy of Architectural Digest. This voluminous loft features 11-foot-tall doors, dramatic foyer with ceiling fresco, and living area surrounded by brick-framed windows. The open kitchen has commercial-grade appliances beneath a rustic exterior. The centerpiece is a home theater framed by a pair of Indian columns. Upper-level master suite opens up to 1,200 square feet of private outdoor space.

40 West 67th Street, Upper West Side

40 West 67th Street, #6B, $2,725,000

2 bedrooms, 2 baths

All images of 40 West 67th Street via Compass

Kitchen

Sitting area

At this classic Upper West Side co-op designed by Rosario Candela, elegant finishes meet classic architecture. The recently renovated kitchen includes built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, Viking stove, wine storage, custom marble and stainless steel countertops, and walk-in pantry. Expansive living room has beamed ceilings, landmarked stained-glass windows, and oversized wood-burning fireplace. Custom-designed doors lead to the second bedroom, which has a custom closet and can be used as an office or library.

Beekman Terrace, Sutton Place

455 East 51st Street, #2F, $2,245,000

3 bedrooms, 2 baths

All Beekman Terrace images via Brown Harris Stevens

Private terrace

Bedroom

Bath

In this landmark pre-war co-op, open East River views can be enjoyed from the living room, home office, master bedroom, and private terrace. The living room has oversized windows with south and east exposures, high ceilings, wood-burning fireplace, and terrace access. The windowed, open chef’s kitchen has state-of-the-art appliances and abundant counter space. The king-sized master suite has a vanity area, walk-in closet, and stylishly renovated bath. With its deep cedar soaking tub, the secondary bath is not to be overlooked. Additional features include central air, built-ins, storage, and in-unit washer/dryer.

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784 Park Avenue, #2A, $4,650,000

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40 West 67th Street, #6B, $2,725,000

455 East 51st Street, #2F, $2,245,000

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New to the Market: This Week's Most Exciting Co-ops

In this article:

784 Park Avenue, #2A, $4,650,000

139 West 19th Street, #7NE, $5,995,000

Select which properties are of interest to you:

40 West 67th Street, #6B, $2,725,000

455 East 51st Street, #2F, $2,245,000

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