80 Park, located at 74-82 Park Avenue on the corner of 39th Street in Manhattan’s Murray Hill neighborhood, is a 21-story post-war high-rise with 228 high-end apartments for sale. Designed by Kahn & Jacobs with Paul Resnik and built in 1954, 80 Park is a beige brick apartment building features an attractive modulated facade with multiple pillars and seasonal sidewalk landscaping. Officially known as the 80 Park Avenue Condominium, 80 Park was converted to condos in 1981, and these renovated Manhattan apartments boast high-end fixtures and finishes.

A pre-war luxury condominium conversion in Chelsea, 422W20 -- aptly named for its location at 422 West 20th Street -- offers opulent apartments for sale. Formerly a dormitory for married General Theological Seminary students constructed in 1895, this NYC condo offers the best of both worlds to its residents: the classic look of Manhattan architecture complementing freshly renovated, modern apartments that characterize living in one of Manhattan’s hippest neighborhoods.

Pre-war apartments are a commodity in Manahttan and the Savoy West at 555 Lenox Avenue is a great example that. Located in the historical neighborhood of Harlem, the Savoy West is a testament that modernity and antiquity could exist side by side outside the Museum Mile. The building features over thirty floor plans in thirty-two completely restored Manhattan condos for sale that are each as striking as the last and features the highest level of craftsmanship.

In the Flatiron District stands an 8-story loft building called 7 East 17th Street, which offers authentic city life from a great spot in downtown Manhattan. This building, a pre-war conversion originally built in 1903, has just been completely converted, and is now complete with a restored façade and a renovated lobby. It offers loft-style housing, with a penthouse on the top floor, great amenities, and a neighborhood, the Flatiron district, that any New Yorker would be proud to call home. These condos for sale in New York are an excellent place for residents to enjoy the city.

Located in the exclusive, family-oriented Carnegie Hill section of Manhattan’s Upper East Side, 1199 Park Avenue is an 18-story post-war high-rise with custom designed apartments. Built in 1961 by Robert L. Bien and converted to a co-op in 1981, 1199 Park Avenue is a handsome red-brick building with a small number of units per floor. 1199 Park Avenue, located between 93rd and 94th Street, sits adjacent to the Hunter College Campus Schools near the crest of Carnegie Hill.