Jed Garfield

In the heart of Greenwich Village—where Manhattan’s storied past meets the pulse of modern design—this masterfully reimagined 25’-wide, six-level townhouse stands as a rare offering of scale, sophistication, and architectural pedigree. Thoughtfully designed by Elizabeth Roberts Architects, this exceptional private residence blends historical grandeur with refined, contemporary living.Upon

Located just off Fifth Avenue on one of the most architecturally significant blocks in Manhattan, the quadruplex residence at 2 East 80th Street occupies the top levels of a distinguished mansion originally built in 1911. One of only three residences in the building, this 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom, 2-powder-room home offers a rare blend of historic craftsmanship and modern livability.Spanning four

180 East 73rd Street presents an extraordinary opportunity to own a rare, three story carriage house with a curb cut located on the landmarked block of East 73rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues. This block, which has been noted by the New York Times as “one of the most distinctive in New York”, is replete with low rise carriage houses that were originally used by the most wealthy

121 East 83rd Street presents a rare chance to own a historic 25-foot-wide Carriage House on a charming, tree-lined street in the heart of the Upper East Side, just blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile. This distinguished property boasts a rich history, having originally served as a private stable for Frank W. Woolworth, the retail magnate who founded the F.W. Woolworth Company. It later

Located on one of the Upper East Side's most exceptional townhouse blocks, a few houses down from where the iconic film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" was shot, this exquisite four-story townhouse exudes sophistication with its 20-foot width and graceful architectural features. The property at 159 East 71st Street, constructed in 1880, has a rich history. It was once owned by the acclaimed pianist and

Offered for the first time in decades, 251 East 71st Street is a one-of-a-kind townhouse that combines historic New York roots with a bold mid-century architectural statement.Originally constructed as a traditional brownstone in the 19th century, the building underwent a visionary redesign in 1969 by architect Maurice Medcalfe of Hills & Medcalfe. Medcalfe transformed the facade into a

46 West 90th Street is a 6,790-square-foot Renaissance Revival townhouse, originally designed in 1901 by Theodore E. Thomson. Currently configured as four free-market units, the property features a renovated owner’s duplex with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 2 offices, a spacious kitchen with high-end appliances, and a beautifully landscaped private backyard.Original architectural details

219 East 31st Street is a beautiful two-family townhouse originally constructed in the early 1900s and renovated to its current condition today. The red brick and brownstone facade with high stoop along with a large forecourt and separate entry has been beautifully appointed. Gracious ceiling heights throughout, unobstructed natural light which floods the home at all hours, upgraded finishes, and

The 22-foot-wide townhouse at 348 East 55th Street is located on a quiet, tree-lined block adjacent to the sought-after Sutton Place neighborhood, offering an exceptional opportunity to create a unique and tailored space in one of Manhattan’s most desirable areas. Spanning five stories and approximately 7,000 square feet, the property is just steps from major offices, the United Nations, and an