I live in a pretty incredible area - It's an historical neighbourhood loaded with tons and tons and tons of charm - and 20th century architecture, just steps away from the city center, it's also a pretty expensive neighbourhood ( in which I live in servants quarters basically compared to what I'm surrounded by )
Because there are days I don't have furniture makeovers to show you - I've chosen Wednesdays to showcase and feature one home that's for sale around here.................( or apartment - or duplex - or teepee )
Keep in mind this is in the heart of the city - so the prices reflect that - think Manhattan - where these places would cost 3 or 4 times what they're listed for here!
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Good morning everyone -
2 weeks ago we were in London -
Last week was Grey Gardens -
And this week?
Well, I'm in a New York state of mind....................
All listings were found at Sotheyby's New York City
Some folks like to get away
Take a holiday from the neighbourhood
Hop a flight to Miami Beach
Or to Hollywood
But I'm taking a Greyhound
On the Hudson River Line
I'm in a New York state of mind
First one up is a Prewar 4 bedroom in the Apthorp
( Nora Ephron, Rosie O'Donnell both lived there in the past )
If you want to dance among the stars this apartment building is where you'd find some of them - not sure if they dance or not - but they should be - they most definitely should be dancing around and thanking their lucky stars that they have careers that can get them this.
9,950,000.00
The Apthorp is a historic condominium apartment building in New York City, New York. The Renaissance Revival building designed by architects Clinton & Russell for absentee landowner William Waldorf Astor was built between 1906 and 1908; it occupies the full block between Broadway and West End Avenue and between 78th and 79th Streets. The building is built around a large interior courtyard. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and a city landmark.
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you could probably catch site of some stars while bathing
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- 14 rooms
- 6 bedrooms
- 5 full baths
- 1 partial bath
- Developed by Vincent Astor in 1931, 120 East End is one of the city’s finest prewar coops. Amenities include an elegant lobby, full-time staff, large gym & private garden.
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are these windows killers or what???
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I want to lay down in this room with a good book ................
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again - floors !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Beautiful prewar bathroom........................
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One more?
I think I could make this post 100 pages long and not get tired of it lol
But lets stick to 3 today, shall we?
I'm sinking into a depression here - I just walked into my kitchen to get a glass of water
and just stood there for a moment shaking my head sadly...................
ok - snap out of it Suzan - let's go - the last one
( which for some reason makes me feel happy - I have a big smile on my face uploading these photos !!! )
8,400,000.
- 11 rooms
- 4 bedrooms
- 4 full baths
- 1 partial bath
This gloriously sunny 12 into 11 room JER Carpenter designed prewar cooperative apartment is distinguished by 100ft of leafy tree line outlooks over Park Avenue. The residence is further enhanced by a gracious and versatile layout and a coveted southern corner exposure. Accessed via a private elevator landing, the Gallery opens to a sweep of entertaining rooms including a grand Living Room with wood burning fireplace, an elegant Dining Room, and a handsome Library. The private quarters feature a lovely Master Bedroom with charming double exposures and an ensuite bathroom and large Walk in Closet. There are also three nice and cheery Bedrooms sharing two baths and very ample closet space. Situated beyond is a fully equipped Chef’s Kitchen, large Play Room, a separate Laundry Room and two Staff Rooms with a full Bath. Flooded with light and fortunate to boast a marvelous location, this inviting residence is ideal both for sophisticated entertaining and everyday living.
Start spreading the news
I am leaving today
I want to be a part of it
New York, New York ....................................................
This one has 2 staff rooms - anyone care to come live with me and be my staff?
You have to wear uniforms, mind you. I want my staff to wear uniforms.
I am leaving today
I want to be a part of it
New York, New York ....................................................
This one has 2 staff rooms - anyone care to come live with me and be my staff?
You have to wear uniforms, mind you. I want my staff to wear uniforms.
Have a wonderful " hump " day all !!!
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Both absolutely gorgeous apartments! If my last apartment had been half the size I would still be there!!
ReplyDeleteI want to be a paaaaaaart of it, New York...New York. Love that song. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm digging the foyer in the first picture and the SIZE of that dining room. And I swear to you, you've given me hope, that dining room is the same color (not size, unfortunately ;)) that we picked out for our dining room that I was lamenting over, lol. If they can make it work, I can try. ;)
Those are beautiful but the cost! Staggering! I'll move in and be your personal carpenter and wear a uniform but I don't clean or cook!
ReplyDeleteNYC is my home town, so you know I would live there in a breath!!! I'm thinking maybe I could buy the cheaper one, you know..the one 8 MILLION something!!! They're absolutely and simply awesome apartments and I've seen that building with the court yard before, in real life and always thought...such class, my goodness..wish I could go in there and see...thank you for bringing it to me. Big hugs,
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Take your breath away stunning! Yes, I would be happy to don a uniform and serve you madam. ;-)
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XOX
Nothing less than amazing! I'd love to live in the city too, of course. My son lives in Connecticut so we at least get to visit once in awhile! I'm a follower. So nice you came by!
ReplyDeleteI made a pact with myself long ago to never spend more than $9million on my home. So I guess I'll have to settle for that last one.
ReplyDeleteMy 'uniform' consists of a bathrobe and a wine glass. Does that qualify?
Hi Suzan!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!
Man, those places are great. LOVE, love, love the windows in the 2nd house, but, I couldn't believe the kitchen. Now, don't get me wrong, if someone gave me the house, I wouldn't refuse it, but, I'm just saying...
I love the wood floors too. The ceilings in the 1st one is really gorgeous, along with the lighting. Lighting throughout all of them is really nice. And I like how the 3rd has 2 staff rooms, therefore I wouldn't have to worry about them going home.
Oh by the way...Uniforms!!! I guess they would be French Maid ones?
Have a great day!!
Pam
xox
Wow. Those are all so beautiful. I think 'I wanna live there' too. London is on my list of places to go...hopefully sooner than later. I think the first house is my favorite but, of course, I would take any of them :)
ReplyDeleteWow....gotta love the ceilings, the windows....beautiful. $$ may be an issue for me but I am a good dreamer.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I think I could live there!!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
you've chosen another winner! the courtyard looks like a movie set, so lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt's just impossible for me to wrap my mind around the fact that people REALLY DO live like this. WOW
ReplyDeleteBeautiful closet! Nice post!!!
ReplyDelete~Tanya
I am so ready to move into the first one! I'm just blown away. The herringbone pattern on the wood floors is drop dead gorgeous and I love all the light.
ReplyDeleteI love these gorgeous rooms that are filled with light! And that foyer--wow, I'm there!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks for stopping by my blog and your lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteThanks Melissa!!!
DeleteGorgeous DAH-LIN, gorgeous! You've put me in a New Yourk state of mind. Those floors!!!!! Thanks for sharing with SYC
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Floor to ceiling windows and architectural details do it for me any day of the week. So beautiful!
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fun! We live in Hong Kong....in a SMALL place :o) Our place does have a "maids" room, but I use it for my drying rack and laundry... FUn post, dream big! I host a Tasteful Tuesday Link party.. would love for you to join! It opens Monday night... come check it out! http://www.nap-timecreations.com/
ReplyDeleteMy whole flat looks like servants quarters LOL
DeleteThanks so much for dropping by!
Will come by
XOX
Our NY apartment could have fit in the foyer of that first apartment, probably with room to spare. LOL
ReplyDeleteI love your weekly feature and look forward to what you will share. Thanks! ~ Sarah
I think I'll purchase one or two of these abodes for my servants to use when on vacation.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you pay your servants - just may be interested LOL
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I had so much fun reading this post. I love old building. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTraci
Thanks so much Traci!!!
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Wow! What beautiful homes! Thank you for joining Home Sweet Home!
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