415 Bleecker Street

By Johanna Mårdh

New York

Living at 415 Bleecker Street you can pick up cupcakes from the world famous Magnolia Bakery, one short block away from your residence, and enjoy them in the charming Bleecker Park, right outside your door.

This delightful pre-war townhouse building has only three apartments, each with big windows giving the units precious sunlight and a beautiful view overlooking the green tree tops across the street.

The first floor in the building houses Sandro, a clothing store, and along the street you will find other stores including, Jimmy Choo, Maje, Marc Jacobs and Zadio & Voltaire.

After finishing your cupcake you have only a short walk to the popular fitness center, Equinox, to burn off the yummy calories.

The building also features several laundry rooms, a bike room and an elevator.

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

415 Bleecker Street

100 Jane Street

By Johanna Mårdh

New York

Biking from south to north on the Hudson River Esplanade and turning right onto the cobblestone covered and tree lined Jane Street, you find yourself in front of 100 Jane. A construction of nine floors which houses 148 modern and spacious rental residences.

The building is accessed with video intercom, elevator, and an on-site fitness center as well as a private rooftop deck. Studios begin at 389 sq feet and the most spacious two bedroom apartments are 1300 sq feet.

Find yourself here in one of these luxury apartments with its extravagant location and big windows. In your new neighborhood you will find Pier 51 Playground, Hudson River Park and the grander Pier 40, all beautiful places by the water front.

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

100 Jane Street

1 Sheridan Square

The Sheridan Condominium –1 Sheridan Square

By Johanna Mårdh

New York

Stepping on the cobblestone streets of the West Village one senses the breeze revealing the sweet aroma of the surrounding botanicals; the charming brownstones lining up, each with small stairs leading up to the front door, and the window sills which are covered with colorful flowers. This is the calm New York vibe we all seek to experience and the residents of West Village enjoy daily.

Among the three story buildings an eight story edifice, The Sheridan Condominium, rises – competing for attention.

Constructed in 1920, at the intersection of Barrow Street and Washington Place, this elevator building, houses 45 units which originally had hardwood oak floors and impressive 12 foot high ceilings. 

One bedroom apartments are available for sale, starting at $ 675,000.

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

1 Sheridan Square

2 Horatio Street

A coveted Bing & Bing building
By Johanna Mårdh

New York

2 Horatio Street, a coveted Bing & Bing building of 17 floors, is centrally located at the intersection of Greenwich Avenue and Horatio Street and is only a short walk from the 1, 2 and 3 subway.

Despite the recent renovation of the lobby, hallways and the majority of the 242 co-op units, this building has kept its pre-war details from the time it was built in 1931, such as large windows, beamed ceilings and comely wood floors.

Imagine looking out from your north facing window, listening to the crackling of your wood burning fireplace as the snow falls on the charming Jackson Square Park right outside, and ordering hot chocolate from one of the local cafés.

A full time doorman, porter, bike room and laundry facility are some of the conveniences of this pet- and celebrity friendly building.

To schedule a private showing contact Alejandro Beitler at abb@mns.com.

2 Horatio Street