Houses for Sale in 10013

A distinguished member of the original set of Federal-style houses making up the Charlton-King-Vandam Historic District, 29 Vandam Street dates back to the neighborhood's original residential development in the 1820s. Noted by Landmarks Preservation as containing the premier example in New York City of "continuity of period and...excellent state of preservation" these houses are a rare

Nick Gavin Compass

Built in 1831 by Richard Wright, 198 6th Avenue is a grand 25-foot wide brick townhouse in the heart of Soho and the Sullivan-Thompson Landmark District. This historic home sprawls over 6,700 square feet and is graced with large windows and ceilings that soar 12 feet high. Here you’ll find an array of period details reminiscent of the Merchant’s House Museum on East 4th St including six original

Paul Murphy Compass

Rarely does a building of this exceptional provenance come to market in New York City. Built in 1860 and designed by James T. Gilbert, this beautiful Italianate cast iron measuring over 50 feet wide is ready to be restored to its former magnificence and beyond. Originally used as a warehouse for Tribeca's chocolatiers, the site itself has an interesting history as the site of a charitable house

Tom Hatton Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC

145 Reade Street is a spectacular, 23.5 foot wide, limestone and brick townhouse, situated in the heart of TriBeCa. The home features four bedrooms, seven bathrooms (plus four half bathrooms) and nine fireplaces (three wood burning). The property was originally built in 1910 and was subsequently rebuilt in 2013 with the use of only the finest available finishes. No expense was spared in the ultra

Vickey Barron Compass

Built by John Jacob Astor in the 1820s, this 21-foot-wide brick townhouse is available for sale for the first time in 65 years. This 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bathroom home spans approximately 3,950 sqft. (with an additional 1,651 sqft. in unused FAR), has beautiful original moldings and unique pre-war details throughout, a large private backyard and ample history. All of this on one of Manhattan's most

Caroline Holl Corcoran Group