NYC Condos for sale near Angel's Share

Located blocks from Union Square in Greenwich Village, 56 East 13th Street is a pre-war luxury condominium offering spacious lofts on eight floors. With video intercom security and storage that give residents room in their hardwood floored apartment, 56 East 13th Street gracefully combines modernism with classic elegance.

With a stunning glass façade and a 22-foot high sculptural gate, 40 Bond Street sets standards for Manhattan architecture. Each unit comes with its own entrance as well as private front gardens. Set in Noho, residents will have Gramercy park Hotel services, which feature private gyms and special hotel events.

Situated in the Manhattan neighborhood of NoHo, 25 Bond Street is an 8-story condominium building, housing 9 units. As the site of a former parking garage, the building was converted in 2007, and made to have a limestone façade. Amenities at 25 Bond Street include 24-hour concierge, outdoor grilling space, and rear garden.

Boasting LEED-certification, Village Green has an eye-popping exterior that draws residents looking for modernity in New York City’s East Village. Each unit is equipped with unique air filtration. Residents can also enjoy floor-to-ceiling windows and spacious condos that will make for a memorable experience.

Noho’s 41 Bond Street combines a historic surrounding neighborhood with a classy contemporary interior. This duplex condo provides plank oak floors and secluded outdoor space giving residents ample amounts of natural light. Centered in downtown Manhattan, 41 Bond Streets stands out as an innovative Noho residence.

48 Bond Street provides exactly what residents of the Noho desire in both functionality and accessibility for its tenants. This modern pre-war building has 11 stories standing tall over various restaurants and apparel stores on the winding Bond street below. This post-war co-op was designed by renowned architect Deborah Berke, giving it a clean and modern edge that gives it a distinct urban look.

Also affectionately known as Scarano-on-the-Bowery, 52 East Fourth Street is a luxury Manhattan condominium at the center of the much-coveted East Village. Soon after it was built in 2008, the newly constructed condominium received the Society of American Registered Architects Design Award, an award befitting the distinguished elegance of the steel and glass facade that has attracted even the likes of John Legend, a former owner.