Nick Gavin

Originally built in 1828, 37 Harrison Street, a landmarked Federal-style townhouse, has lived many lives. From family residence to food market headquarters, today it stands as a refined single-family home, a rare union of historic character and modern design. Carefully restored and reconfigured by architect Susan Yun and interior designer Penelope August, the home embodies a sense of continuity:

Loft 4F at 84 Forsyth Street is a quintessential condo loft moments from the epicenter of the coveted Lower East Side. The home's spacious floor plan is flooded with light through eight oversized south and west-facing windows from mid-morning until golden hour. Across the street, a park with mature trees and plantings enables a bucolic treetop vista from the home's great room. Other classic loft

At over 4,100 square feet, 300 East 77th Street, 5BC is a five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence that is among the largest homes at The Seville, Robert A. M. Stern s distinguished full-service condominium. With three exposures offering all-day light, bonus rooms for work, play and relaxation, and a refined grandeur offering both scale and serenity, this residence is designed for effortless

135 West 77th Street is a nearly miraculous townhouse. Behind this Renaissance Revival facade, each detail is thoughtful, sturdy, and elegant, eschewing trends to discover the ineffable qualities that make a home timeless. At over 7,000 square feet and spanning five floors with multiple outdoor spaces and a fully finished basement, each aspect is intentional and executed to the highest standard.

A private landscaped park with a pool right off your living room in the heart of Soho. Enjoy unrivaled indoor/outdoor living in Penthouse 7 at 40 Mercer. With almost 1,600 square feet of beautifully landscaped outdoor space wrapping around two sides of the apartment, Penthouse 7 reimagines downtown luxury living. With 11+” ceilings, and featuring four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms

A contemporary behemoth hidden behind a stately, 19th century Greek Revival facade, 126 Pacific Street presents the pinnacle of Brooklyn townhouse living. The house is striking in the sheer volume it offers: it is 25 feet wide, has ceilings up to 11 feet high, and spans four capacious floors, not including the finished basement. Exposures to the north and south diffuse soft light throughout the

An Artist's Legacy: A Six-Story Greenwich Village Masterpiece Step into a piece of New York City history at 125 West 11th Street, a magnificent Greek Revival mansion that has served as a creative haven for over a century. Lovingly stewarded by the same family for nearly 70 years, this grand residence has been thoughtfully updated and modernized in preparation for the next chapter in its

"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

Full-Service Condominium on Crosby Street With more than 4,100 square feet of dramatic loft living, this architectural residence is now available for sale. A keyed elevator opens directly into the home, where a flowing layout is framed by twelve oversized windows with east and west exposures, filling the interiors with natural light. The chef’s kitchen is anchored by an oversized marble island

The personal residence of an AD-100 interior designer, 21 East 10th Street, Residence 7D is a meticulously restored two-bedroom, two-bathroom home enjoying a premium location on the northwest corner of 10th Street and University Place. Overlooking one of the most lovely pre-war corridors downtown, the home enjoys eastern views over treetops and lush rooftop gardens. Enter the home through a