Photos courtesy of DDReps A historic New York City mansion that once hosted some of the biggest artists of the 20th century is available for $25,000,000. Owned by Maurice Kanbar, an inventor and philanthropist who founded Skyy Vodka, the five-story neo-Renaissance building at 4 East 77th Street on the Upper East Side served as the first location of Leo Castelli Gallery, which is credited with launching the careers of Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein, and Andy Warhol, among others. Currently home to the Michael Werner Gallery on the first two floors, the mixed-use property c ..read more

Photos courtesy of Eytan Stern Weber at Evan Joseph Images This 1920 Federal-style brick townhouse at 82 Dean Street in Boerum Hill was, in a former life, a boarding house for World War II Navy veterans. After being left vacant for half a decade, the building was stripped bare and brought back to life by a couple in search of a blank slate, according to a Curbed account of the multi-year renovation that yielded a designer home courtesy of the design firm Ashe + Leandro and Mercer Street Restoration. Asking $7,999,000, the home’s interiors balance stunning design with comfort and ease of livin ..read more

Photo provided by Sotheby’s International Realty The duplex penthouse owned by actor Kunal Nayyar–you may know him as Raj on “The Big Bang Theory,” is now on the market asking $2,800,000. The one-bedroom condo in Nomad’s Grand Madison at 225 Fifth Avenue has 11-foot ceilings for plenty of light indoors, and the covetable existence of a large patio and roof deck, high above Manhattan. Starting with the foyer, the home’s two floors offer lots of options to configure sleeping, living and entertaining spaces. There are also, thankfully, lots of closets. Additional penthouse perks inclu ..read more

All photos courtesy of Al Siedman/VHT for The Corcoran Group Taylor Swift’s former Greenwich Village home has hit the market for $17,995,000. The pop-star rented the 5,500-square-foot, five-story home at 23 Cornelia Street in 2016. The former carriage house served as an inspiration for her 2019 song “Cornelia Street,” which references the home’s windows and creaky floors. The four-bedroom, five-bathroom house stands out for its drive-right-in garage, 30-foot indoor pool, rooftop terrace, and prime location in the heart of the Village. The townhouse is also availa ..read more

Photo credit: Scott McMenamin/Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty American artist Jasper Johns’ former home among the treetops and winding wooded paths of the Hudson Valley is now for sale, asking just $600,000. The Rockland County home at 160 West Main Street, built in the 1930s, includes a spacious art studio, a detached garage, and a separate efficiency guest house, surrounded by stone walls and tall grasses that sheltered one of the most influential artists of our time. Down a gently pitched driveway, the 93-year-old artist‘s former home is situated on just over an acre o ..read more

Photo courtesy of The Corcoran Group This pale blue Italianate Victorian-style confection of a seven-bedroom North Fork mansion might fit right in at Disneyland’s Main Street U.S.A., but the 10,000-square-foot home’s stylized interiors and carefully groomed grounds make it look like a really fun place to live. After all, how many East End estates boast an indoor pool with a twisty water park slide? And if it looks a little bit like Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry House–there’s a reason for that, too. Asking $4,750,000, the home on nine acres of tidal pond at 13555 New Suffolk Avenue in C ..read more

All photos courtesy of Real Estate Production Network for Sotheby’s International Realty A cliffside estate in one of New York City’s most exclusive neighborhoods is now available for $7,250,000. Located at 700 West 247th Street in Riverdale, the 1920s Georgian home sits tucked away from the Hudson River waterfront on over an acre of flourishing landscape. In addition to containing five bedrooms and a six-car garage, the main house has a stunning fitness center with an indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi. According to the listing, the house was designed in 1920 by Dwight Ja ..read more

Photo credit: Russ Ross Photography for The Corcoran Group This chic single-family townhouse may be in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, but the semi-detached home at 356 94th Street has a decidedly laid-back Cali vibe that’s evident the moment its sky-blue-painted brick facade comes into view. The home’s modern casement windows let the sunshine in and provide a preview of the considered and livable design within, Asking $1,279,000, the home spans three levels including a finished basement and includes a driveway and a garage. Just inside the front door with its Arts and Crafts-style stained glass p ..read more

Photo credit: Allyson Lubow Photography and Leonard Lo Russo for The Corcoran Group This full-floor corner penthouse condo at 133 Sterling Place has the sleek interiors and views you’d expect from a $5,350,000 New York City apartment, with the full-house perks of parking and a huge roof terrace that doubles as an urban backyard. Inside are three bedrooms, two baths, and plenty of closets. It’s the 1,800 square feet of outdoor space that make this Park Slope home extraordinary. Every modern convenience has been integrated into the daily living experience here in the form of sol ..read more

All photos courtesy of Yoo Jean Han for Sotheby’s International Realty An architecture critic is selling his apartment in one of New York City’s most beloved buildings. Paul Goldberger, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his architecture criticism in the New York Times and has authored several books, has put his nine-room co-op at 211 Central Park West on the market for $8,950,000. The spacious apartment at The Beresford benefits from pre-war proportions and character, a recently renovated chef’s kitchen, Central Park views, and an iconic address. A semi-private landing leads to an ..read more