Condominiums in New York City near Gansevoort Park Avenue

Morgan Court, a new luxurious and modern condominium, is situated right in the center of Manhattan in one of the most premier locations in New York City. With the Empire State Building, fitness clubs, and numerous dining options nearby, there is no wonder as to why Morgan Court is one of the most desirable condos in NYC.

The Grand Madison is an exceptional pre-war apartment in Manhattan’s traditional Gramercy park. Converted from the reknown Brunswick Hotel, this 225 Fifth Avenue mid-rise offers amenities such as a 24/7 doorman and concierge service, a hall porter service and a landscaped courtyard exclusively for Grand Madison residents.

With a shining glass façade and a lobby featuring a waterfall, 325 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan’s Murray Hill neighborhood is obviously unique. The apartments for sale demonstrate elegance with private 15-foot terraces. And with a full range of fitness centers, 325 Fifth Avenue sets a standard in luxury lifestyle.

The Vetro, located on 107 East 31st Street, between Park Avenue and Lexington Avenue is a luxurious standout condominium in Murray Hill. Offering spacious apartments with modern glass facades, The Vetro gives off a contemporary look while still fitting in with Murray Hill’s 19th century architecture.

A 55-story luxury condo overlooking the Flatiron District and Gramercy Park, Sky House is the spitting image of class with a sophisticated brick and glass exterior and luxurious porcelain accents and marble surfaces inside. A host of amenities from a fitness club to a family room round off this ultra-modern post-war high-rise.

Previously a publishing house which produced children’s books, the Story House has a unique history that demands attention and praise. Located in Gramercy Park, this luxury condominium offers 8 exclusive, full-floor apartments featuring beautifully crafted fireplaces as well as a virtual doorman.

This sleek 10-story luxury condominium stands in the heart of the elegant Flatiron District. A post-war residential building enclosing 17, half-floor units provides New Yorkers with sun-drenched rooms, 10-foot ceilings, and fixtures and finishes which include top of the line kitchen appliances and radiant floor bathroom heating.

The Whitman is one of the premier luxury apartment buildings in Manhattan's Flatiron District. The building was originally buit in 1924 and converted to a luxury condo building in 2012.