New York Townhouses still are something that we should talk about. Because COVID brought them back to life and so here we are!
484 Greenwich Street
This is a Soho house that belongs to the 20th century. It has modern decor combined with wood floors, a black staircase, and contemporary light fixtures. Besides this, it also has a roof terrace, a sauna, a gym, and a garage with an electric port.
Price: $22.5 million
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854 Fifth Avenue
More than a New York townhouse, this is an amazing mansion. This was designed by the same brilliant minds as Grand Central Terminal. A curious thing about this house is that it has hand-painted gold detailing and wood paneling. All of this ends with a terrace with two levels.
Price: $50 million
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12 East 63rd Street
This home was designed by the well-known architect Pierre-Yves Rochon and the designer Thierry W. Despont. They made an authentic masterpiece! It has a massage room, a steam room, gym, swimming pool, and a bar.
Price: $65 million
6 Sutton Square
One of the most special things about this house is the views of the East River and Queensboro Bridge. Adding this we can find high ceilings, an elevator, a rooftop terrace, but also a spa in the main bedroom.
Price: $28 million
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9 East 92nd Street
Guess who’s lived here? Gwyneth Paltrow. This is a townhouse inspired by the chateâux in France’s Loire Valley. With a garden that takes our breath away! Also, an orange tree that has fruit all year!
Price: $15,5 million
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20 East 73 rd
New York townhouses are simply amazing! This house was built in 1911, with new details, but always preserving the old and historical roots. It includes a gym, terrace, and roof garden with views of Central Park.
Price: $32,5 million
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142 Watts, Tribeca
Last, but not least, we can find a magnificent place from 1886. Renowned by the New York architects, Pierce & Dockstader, that built it as a warehouse. William Green Architecture and Lazar Ventures purchased it in 2018 with the goal of turning it into a grand home. And so they did!
Price: $28,5 million
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Credits to Architectural Digest Article
