NYC's most beautiful listings include residential conversion of Bushwick's William Ulmer Brewery

By CityRealty Staff | From Great Listings Tuesday, June 16, 2020

31 Belvidere Street via Compass

Recent events have New Yorkers waiting to see what will happen next, and the real estate market seems to be in a similar holding pattern. The past seven days saw 402 new listings, a fraction of what a typical spring might offer, come on the market. Below, see some of the most eye-catching and aesthetically pleasing condos and co-ops to have entered the market.

↓ The Centennial, 455 West 43rd Street, #5F – $1,185,000 OR $5,990/month

Co-op | 2 beds, 1.5 baths

All images of The Centennial via Miriam Izsak Realty

From the listing:
Newly renovated and interior design styled, this stunning home features classic charm blended with a modern touch, creating an air of luxury.The main level features 5 oversized south facing windows flooding the 16' ceiling living area. Exposed brick walls, decorative marble fireplace, vibrant hardwood floors, and an open dining area which seamlessly segues into the chef's kitchen. A video tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

Beautiful Bed-Stuy Townhouse

↓ 809 Halsey Street, #TH – $1,895,000

Townhouse | 5 beds, 3.5 baths

All images of 809 Halsey Street via Massada Home Sales

From the listing:
This architectural masterpiece has been renovated with immaculate precision. Not forgetting the intricate aspects that add value to a Bed-Stuy home, this property is loaded with tons of original details, including all the original fireplaces and mantles. Original floors are present throughout the house as well as high ceilings make the home even more spacious than its already large size. With a large extension on the garden and parlor floors, the owner created a balcony on the top floor giving the new owner a city-like balcony with views of grand Bedford-Stuyvesant trees. Virtual tours are available for this unit. See full details here.

A Tribeca Triumph

↓ The American Thread Building, 260 West Broadway, #2DEF/3E – $6,700,000

Condo | 4 beds, 3.5 baths | 3,800 ft²

All images of The American Thread Building via Compass

From the listing:
With almost 45 feet of southwest-facing, sunny frontage overlooking Tribeca Park with its majestic London Plane trees, this centrally located authentic loft with massive arched windows used to be home to the recording studio of world-renowned musicians including Earth, Wind & Fire, not to mention some of the most notable names in fashion. The entry foyer leads past two large closets and a powder room into the enormous great room, the perfect setting for entertaining and living on a grand scale. Tall ceilings further enhance the majestic pre-war architectural details that abound throughout this home. See full details here.

Classic Park Slope Townhouse

↓ 526 11th Street, #TH – $2,750,000

Townhouse | 4 beds, 3 baths

All images of 526 11th Street via Rise Media/The Corcoran Group

From the listing:
Located on a classic tree lined Park Slope block, this single-family home offers brownstone living at its best.The garden level showcases a large open living, dining and kitchen space with a full bathroom. Original details include an ebony fireplace, beautiful hardwood floors and split units throughout the house. French doors open directly out to a lush south facing garden filled with leafy well-established plantings. See full details here.

Heavenly Living in Hell's Kitchen

↓ 438 West 44th Street, #TH – $7,500,000

Townhouse | 6 beds, 8 baths

All images of 438 West 44th Street via The Corcoran Group

From the listing:
This entire townhouse with a landscaped roof terrace has been thoroughly and thoughtfully renovated with all new mechanicals and systems throughout while preserving its distinctive character. The dramatic new parlor level on the 5th floor includes a Great Room with a wood-burning fireplace and a wall of French doors opening onto a south facing terrace. A separate enviably spacious chef's (Subzero/Wolf) eat-in kitchen in the sky boasts walls of windows, a skylight and a sweep of open views over Hell's Kitchen and beyond.
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East Village Excellence

↓ The A Building, 425 East 13th Street, #PHF – $3,600,000

Condo | 4 beds, 4 baths | 3,300 ft²

All images of The A Building via The Corcoran Group

From the listing:
This penthouse spans two floors and features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, two terraces, and its own private roof deck complete with iconic views of One World Trade Center. This home has a washer and dryer, tons of closet space and comes with a massive private storage unit downstairs as well. A video tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

Bushwick Brewery-turned-Townhouse

↓ 31 Belvidere Street, #TH – $3,990,000

Townhouse | 7 beds, 3.5 baths | 6,050 ft²

All images of 31 Belvidere Street via Compass

From the listing:
Welcome to the most interesting building in Brooklyn -- the original office of the William Ulmer Brewery. Designed by famed architect Theobald M. Engelhardt in 1885 and described by Brownstoner as a "Romanesque Revival Masterpiece in the German Rundbogenstil (round arch) style of architecture," this fully detached two-family mansion features everything one could imagine in a historical masterpiece: Soaring 13' ceilings with arched windows on three sides and giant skylights above; cherry wood floors and moldings with various types of marble and granite fixtures; a beautiful wrought iron fence opening into a cobblestone courtyard en route to the private garage; and a Mansard roof highlighted with terra cotta trim and tons of original detail. See full details here.

Lower Manhattan Luminosity

↓ One Rector Park, 333 Rector Place, #207 – $2,500,000

Condo | 3 beds, 2.5 baths | 2,041 ft²

All images of One Rector Park via R New York

From the listing:
Expansive apartment in one of Battery Park City's premier full-service condominiums is great for lavish entertaining with its 30' living/dining room and open kitchen. Its beautiful architectural arched windows face south, overlooking the tranquility of Rector Park. The kitchen is fit for a chef with its custom cabinetry with under cabinet lighting, Caesarstone counters and backsplash, large center island with seating, and high-end appliances. See full details here.

Prewar Park Slope Charm

↓ Ansonia Court, 420 12th Street, #F3R – $2,100,000

Co-op | 3 beds, 2.5 baths

All images of Ansonia Court via Core Group NYC

From the listing:
With beamed ceilings and exposed brick throughout, this recently renovated home encapsulates prewar character and charm, while providing the luxury and convenience of a freshly modernized kitchen and beautifully upgraded bathrooms. Enter through the airy living room, featuring a lofty ceiling and dramatic arched windows. The open-concept kitchen boasts high-end appliances, including a Bosch dishwasher and refrigerator, and a Carrara marble island. See full details here.

Fantastic Flatiron Loft

↓ 49 East 21st Street, #11C – $2,500,000

Condo | 2 beds, 2 baths | 1,461 ft²

All images of 49 East 21st Street via Compass

From the listing:
Defining features of this prewar loft include 11' beamed ceilings, 10 oversized windows facing west and north, and a sprawling floor plan with seamless separation of public and private spaces. Featuring a dramatic 40' long great room, gracious entertaining and dining areas and a unique corner exposure, 11C's rooms are light and airy and perfectly laid out. A chef's kitchen with a central island and barstool seating, and built-in wine fridge provides endless storage space and the ability to host large parties. A virtual tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

Cobble Hill Classic

↓ 29 Tiffany Place, #4J – $1,375,000

Condo | 3 beds, 1.5 baths | 1,101 ft²

All images of 29 Tiffany Place via Compass

From the listing:
Corner condo in a 19th-century factory conversion boasts impressive 11' original wooden beamed ceilings and columns. Six oversized, soundproofed windows let in bountiful light and Manhattan and brownstone Brooklyn views. The custom chef's kitchen is finished with a Viking range, stainless steel appliances, marble counters, and custom lighting. A virtual tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

Wonderful West Side Home

↓ 150 West 95th Street, #3C – $1,395,000

Co-op | 2 beds, 1 bath

All images of 150 West 95th Street via The Corcoran Group

From the listing:
Prewar apartment on the Upper West Side lives large and beautifully with a massive living and dining room featuring stunning hard wood floors and large picture windows overlooking picturesque tree lined views of open space and brownstones. High ceilings and grand proportions will delight you, creating a bright and airy atmosphere, and you will love to entertain from a renovated, oversized, windowed chef's kitchen which is open to the living space. Beautiful custom cabinetry provides lots of storage and houses a washer/dryer.A virtual tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

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Boerum Hill Beauty

↓ 50 Third Avenue, #5B – $1,295,000

Condo | 2 beds, 1 bath | 922 ft²

All images of 50 Third Avenue via Compass

From the listing:
This impeccably maintained apartment has a large private terrace conveniently located off the living room perfect for an afternoon barbeque or to grow a lush garden. Above the lower deck, accessible by staircase, there is a massive second roof deck with beautiful pergola and comfortable built-out seating area with panoramic views over southern Brooklyn, all the way to Staten Island and the Statue of Liberty! This beautiful home receives a tremendous amount of western and southern facing light throughout the day and incredible sunset views through recently replaced windows. A virtual tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

↓ 165 East 60th Street, #PENTHOUSE – $2,500,000

Co-op | 2 beds, 2 baths

All images of 165 East 60th Street via Douglas Elliman

One-of-a-kind, beautifully designed and modern duplex penthouse boasts an expansive private landscaped terrace and extraordinary natural south sunlight. A captivating Great Room with a wood-burning fireplace, 13' ceilings and wall of sun-drenched beautiful windows gives this elegant home a bright and airy feel. A chic architectural staircase leads to the second floor, which is designed as a large open loft/master suite. See full details here.

↓ 148 West Street, #PH – $2,395,000

Condo | 3 beds, 2 baths | 1,792 ft²

All images of 148 West Street via Bold New York

Masterful penthouse in a new boutique condominium a magnificent 24' high living room featuring a large balcony and views of Manhattan. The thoughtfully-designed kitchen boasts a Bosch appliance package with soft closing grey and white gloss cabinets, raw concrete countertops and backsplash, and stainless steel hardware. Abundant natural light through floor-to-ceiling glass and a generous 10' ceiling is complemented by satin stained natural white oak floors. See full details here.

↓ 71 Warren Street, #2 – $2,750,000

Condo | 2 beds, 2 baths | 1,800 ft²

All images of 71 Warren Street via The Corcoran Group

A private keyed elevator opens into this gracious loft with soaring 12' ceilings and original details dating back to the 1890's. The exposed brick walls, original hand-crafted tin ceiling, and custom hardwood floors throughout create a warm and inviting entertaining space complemented by a fully updated and open kitchen. The gracious, south-facing master bedroom includes a fully renovated five-piece en-suite bath, efficiently designed floor-to-ceiling custom closets, and two large windows. Virtual tours are available upon request. See full details here.

↓ The Printing House, 421 Hudson Street, #M2 – $3,495,000

Condo | 2 beds, 3 baths | 1,504 ft²

All images of The Printing House via Drew Dies/The Corcoran Group

Spacious, tranquil residence in a full-service building enjoys 17' ceilings and 10' windows, overlooking the mews with its flowers and greenery, a safe sanctuary for gatherings or for you to relax after a long day. The sparkling open kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, and Waterworks fixtures. A sleek steel staircase leads to the second level landing to an office area that leads to the master suite with a large walk-in closet. See full details here.

↓ The Steiner Building, 257 West 17th Street, #6B – $3,495,000

Condo | 3 beds, 2 baths | 2,050 ft²

All images of The Steiner Building via Compass

Massive prewar loft boasts oversized windows facing north and west, 10'5" ceilings, recessed lighting throughout, central heating/cooling, and in-unit washer/dryer. The open windowed kitchen is outfitted with black granite countertops, kitchen island with bar seating, and state-of-the-art appliances. The massive master bedroom features generous built-ins, a massive walk-in closet, and en-suite bath with double sinks and steam shower. A virtual tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

↓ Southmoor House, 230 Central Park South, #PH16 – $13,995,000

Co-op | 4 beds, 4 baths | 4,500 ft²

All images of Southmoor House via Elliman

Upon entering the vestibule under the period piece onyx chandelier, the sprawling penthouse opens to a large paneled foyer with semi-precious tigers eye mosaic flooring which flows into a ultra-wide 37' living room. Adjacent to the living room is a large park-facing Anigre wood-paneled library featuring a fully outfitted wet-bar and the only wood-burning fireplace in the building housed by a limited Art Deco black & gold marble mantle and bar top. Directly off the library is a 23' dining room with plastered coffered ceilings and seating for up to 20 people, a south-facing 50-square-foot garden terrace, and easy access to a large eat-in kitchen See full details here.

↓ 174 Pacific Street, #4A – $2,500,000

Co-op | 3 beds, 3 baths

All images of 174 Pacific Street via Compass

Situated in a turn-of-the-century school turned boutique cooperative, this apartment includes the original cupola tower with stunning views of historic Brooklyn, the Manhattan skyline, and the Statue of Liberty. However, every inch of this living space has been meticulously renovated to highlight the character of the building for a modern sensibility. Features include soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed beams, wood-burning fireplace, Nest thermostat, chef's kitchen, and ample storage in the master suite. See full details here.

↓ 56 Leonard Street, #28AWEST – $5,250,000

Condo | 2 beds, 2.5 baths | 1,691 ft²

All images of 56 Leonard Street via Douglas Elliman

Situated in a building designed by Pritzker Prize laureates Herzog & de Meuron, this southwest-facing corner condo looks out on spectacular vistas from every room. Features include 11' ceilings, a spectacular glass curtain wall, solid white oak floors, a massive Great Room, and a south-facing balcony with stone pavers and open glass railings. The open chef's kitchen is outfitted with custom cabinetry, top-of the line fully integrated Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, granite countertops, and an exterior vented gas cooktop. See full details here.

↓ Philip House, 141 East 88th Street, #PHN – $9,750,000

Condo | 3 beds, 2.5 baths | 2,844 ft²

All images of Philip House via Compass

Meticulously detailed duplex is infused with light all day long through an abundance of large windows that captivate wide-open views of a prime Upper East Side neighborhood, and four setback terraces offer excellent privacy and serenity. The living room has a double-height ceiling, wood-burning fireplace, and seamless access to a terrace and an open kitchen with custom millwork and chef-caliber appliances. Upstairs, the master suite boasts expertly outfitted walk-in closets and luxurious marble bath. See full details here.

↓ 444 Central Park West, #18D – $3,900,000

Co-op | 3 beds, 3 baths | 1,780 ft²

All images of 444 Central Park West via Warburg Realty

High-floor home in an Art Deco cooperative on Central Park is reached through a spacious entryway leading to a massive living room with oversized windows and access to a private terrace. The windowed chef's kitchen has verdant north park views, beautiful lacquered cabinets, high-end appliances, and easy access to the formal dining room. The master bedroom boasts spectacular views, three closets, en suite bath, and private terrace. A video tour is available for this unit. See full details here.

↓ Delos Residences, 66 East 11th Street, #PH – $19,995,000

Condo | 4 beds, 5 baths | 7,693 ft²

All images of Delos Residences via Douglas Elliman

Complete with open southern, eastern, and northern exposures, this spectacular triplex penthouse offers fantastic light, enormous proportions, and beautiful views of both uptown and downtown landmarks. The vast living space provides a variety of lounging and dining options, accented by thoughtfully arched 9' windows, Empire State Building views, and airy beamed ceilings. Completing the home is a luxurious private terrace floor, which features a glass-enclosed 13' solarium/greenhouse, a convenient powder room, and direct elevator access. See full details here.

↓ The Munitions Building, 60 Warren Street, #5FL – $6,950,000

Condo | 3 beds, 2.5 baths | 4,157 ft²

All images of The Munitions Building via Compass

Spectacular loft in a classic Tribeca warehouse-turned-condominium features 16' ceilings, a wood-burning fire place with a limestone mantle, dramatic arched windows, and a sculptural staircase leading to a mezzanine-level library. The renovated eat-in kitchen features Siematic cabinetry and state-of-the-art Miele appliance package. At the opposite end of a grand gallery, the master bedroom boasts a large walk in closet and a spa-like marble bath with a deep soaking tub and steam shower. See full details here.

Honorable Mentions

↓ Windsor Tower, 5 Tudor City Place, #PH9 – $1,900,000

Co-op | 2 beds, 2 baths

↓ 172 North 10th Street, #PH5 – $4,250,000

Condo | 3 beds, 3.5 baths

Windsor Tower via Brown Harris Stevens

172 North 10th Street via Compass

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↓ The Centennial, 455 West 43rd Street, #5F – $1,185,000 OR $5,990/month

↓ 809 Halsey Street, #TH – $1,895,000

↓ The American Thread Building, 260 West Broadway, #2DEF/3E – $6,700,000

↓ 526 11th Street, #TH – $2,750,000

↓ 438 West 44th Street, #TH – $7,500,000

↓ The A Building, 425 East 13th Street, #PHF – $3,600,000

↓ 31 Belvidere Street, #TH – $3,990,000

↓ One Rector Park, 333 Rector Place, #207 – $2,500,000

↓ Ansonia Court, 420 12th Street, #F3R – $2,100,000

↓ 49 East 21st Street, #11C – $2,500,000

↓ 29 Tiffany Place, #4J – $1,375,000

↓ 150 West 95th Street, #3C – $1,395,000

Select which properties are of interest to you:

↓ 50 Third Avenue, #5B – $1,295,000

↓ 165 East 60th Street, #PENTHOUSE – $2,500,000

↓ 148 West Street, #PH – $2,395,000

↓ 71 Warren Street, #2 – $2,750,000

↓ The Printing House, 421 Hudson Street, #M2 – $3,495,000

↓ The Steiner Building, 257 West 17th Street, #6B – $3,495,000

↓ Southmoor House, 230 Central Park South, #PH16 – $13,995,000

↓ 174 Pacific Street, #4A – $2,500,000

↓ 56 Leonard Street, #28AWEST – $5,250,000

↓ Philip House, 141 East 88th Street, #PHN – $9,750,000

↓ 444 Central Park West, #18D – $3,900,000

↓ Delos Residences, 66 East 11th Street, #PH – $19,995,000

↓ The Munitions Building, 60 Warren Street, #5FL – $6,950,000

↓ Windsor Tower, 5 Tudor City Place, #PH9 – $1,900,000

↓ 172 North 10th Street, #PH5 – $4,250,000

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