As you move up to a higher price range in Manhattan real estate, you can be assured that the luxurious of the condos for sale in every Manhattan neighborhood will change accordingly. Furthermore, you can be assured that the buildings in which these Manhattan apartments are located will also feature more amenities than the average apartment building in the borough. Many of the apartments in this price range feature stainless steel appliances, gourmet kitchens, hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and many other finishes and fixtures that are bound to impress. These Manhattan apartments for sale definitely distinguish themselves by virtue of their attention to detail, so be sure to look closely at our listings.
The new construction at 345 Carroll Street takes its design cues from Brooklyn’s surrounding brownstones and greenery. The residences of 345 Carroll Street feature oversized windows and dark stained white oak plank floors. Kitchens integrate custom woodwork and Pietro Cardosa stone counters, and marble-lined bathrooms feature pleasant details exemplified by herringbone stone flooring. The garden duplexes in particular feature private greenspace.
265 State Street takes its name, The Boerum, from the quintessential Brooklyn neighborhood that it calls home. The red brick facade well-complements the surrounding neighborhood’s mix of brownstones and new constructions. The building’s crafted residences are designed with flexibility of utility in mind, and maintain fixtures and features that speak for their attention to detail. Kitchens exemplify this quality with Valcucine cabinetry and white quartz counters. Meanwhile, bathrooms are clad in Ferrara marble and Thassos tiling.
The Gretsch Building at 60 Broadway in Williamsburg, a pre-war factory that once created Gretsch musical instruments, is now a high-rise condominium with 130 residences. The kitchens are fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, and are finished with limestone countertops. The bathrooms showcase glass showers, soaking tubs, oversized mirrors, and feature limestone and slate tile. Select homes also feature uncommon and coveted fixtures like fireplaces and balconies.
One Hanson, located at 1 Hanson Place in Brooklyn Heights, is a landmarked skyscraper: the former Williamsburg Savings Bank Tower, once the tallest in the borough. The historic building was converted to loft-style apartments in 2007. Thanks to the building’s address at 1 Hanson Place, residents are minutes away from attractions like the Barclays Center, and have easy access to transportation.
Located between Park Avenue South and Lexington Avenue in the heart of the Flatiron District, Crossing 23rd is full-service, 21 story, 95 residence condominium by architect H. Thomas O'Hara and designer Andres Escober. The residences run from studio to three bedrooms, as well as penthouse homes with roof terraces.
This beautiful white-glove condominium is a perfect example of NYC luxury living. With apartments ranging from studios to five-bedrooms, anyone is sure to find what they need for themselves and their family at the Savoy. Many of the spacious, bright apartments feature washer and dryers, marble-finished bathrooms, Jacuzzi tubs and separate shower stalls.
151 West 17th Street condo is one half of the Campiello Collection, located on the southeastern border of Chelsea. 12-story of post-war lofts designed by Swanke Hayden Connell Limited, each equipped with oversized windows, hardwood floors, a terrace, and a modern appliances.
In the heart of the high and luxurious Upper East Side, and across from the St. Monica’s Church, are the Arcadia condos. Standing at 21-stories, this post-war high-rise condo was designed by Costas Kondylis Architects in 2005. Between the open kitchen and the tall windows, you can enjoy your meals with an amazing panoramic view of New York City. The building’s top-of-the-line amenities include a day spa, an entertainment suite, a fitness center, and a lounge.
Developed in 2004, SOHO 25 is an asymmetrical red-brick apartment building with spacious, high ceilings and luxury amenities. Built to look like two separate buildings, apartments range from single 1-bedroom condos to 3-bedroom penthouses.