Upper East Side | $11.995 million
Not just renovated or restored, but “reinvented,” this 4,500-square-foot prewar co-op above East 83rd Street, between Madison and Park Avenues, is a combination of two apartments, with a layout flexible enough to allow new owners to add to the current six bedrooms and 5½ bathrooms. Marble mosaics, plaster bas-relief and historically accurate moldings and wainscoting number among the architectural details. The two separate entrances and two kitchens remain, allowing for easy and lavish entertaining as well as comfortable family living. Agent: Amanda Brainerd, Brown Harris Stevens, 212-452-4515
Gramercy | $5.8 million
Set along Gramercy Park North, this renovated three-bedroom co-op comes with — you guessed it — a key to New York City’s only remaining private park. Of course, this apartment is exclusive enough on its own, blending original 1924 details with modern conveniences and luxuries — the period woodburning fireplace and mantel are opposite the eat-in kitchen with “top-of-the-line” appliances and marble finishes. Meanwhile, the park views from the windows that line the living room, dining room and two of the bedrooms have only improved with time. Agents: Justin Figari and Noble Black, The Corcoran Group, 212-444-7924 and 212-444-7926
Upper East Side | $4.425 million
Forty floors above East 72nd Street, east of York Avenue, this “spacious” 2,214-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bathroom condo offers direct views of the East River (as well as vistas to the north and south), particularly from the two wraparound balconies off the main entertaining space and the corner master bedroom suite. Other niceties: natural walnut floors and a custom kitchen with ebony cabinets, marble counters, stainless-steel drawers and a wine-storage unit. Contact: Joanie Schumacher, Sales Director, 212-772-2722