Investor Opportunity: Decorative Arts District Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Townhouse

Fri, 02 May 2008 09:05:56 GMT

Investor Opportunity: Decorative Arts District Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Townhouse
223 East 60th St
Neighborhood: 8
Web ID#: 52260
Listing Type: 1	Units: Commercial Triplex (1) Residential Stu
Bedrooms:	Floors: 5 + mechanicals cellar
Baths:
Price: $7,000,000

DESCRIPTION

Formerly the home of the Bodley Gallery, a prominent art gallery in New York City from the late 1940s through the early 1980s, which specialized in contemporary and modern art. Several of Andy Warhol�s earliest exhibitions in New York were at the Bodley during the 1950s. Many other notable artists had showings at the Bodley, including Charles Bunnell, Jane Frank and Larry Rivers. The building is now home to a prominent gallery specializing in 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Century Fine Continental Furniture, Decorative Accessories & Fine Art.

The building has been expanded and fully modernized and updated and has been maintained to the highest standards. Plans for a penthouse expansion are available and approved.

The Decorative Arts District is one of the world's largest concentrations of home décor and interior design showrooms. Located between Lexington and Second Avenues between 57th and 60th Streets, the district houses approximately 100 independent, street-level showrooms (many open to the public) as well as the Decoration & Design (D&D) Building and the Architects & Designers (A&D) Building, two major international centers for the design profession which anchor the Decorative Arts District. Interior decorators and design professionals throughout the world, as well as collectors of the fine and decorative arts, know that the finest in home design and décor can be found in Manhattan's Decorative Arts District.

The surrounding neighborhood has some of the world's most exclusive residential addresses and is the center of commerce for New York City.

For further info contact Clifford E. Katz, President at 212-213-2981 or cekatz@mobiusrealty.com

Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Carriage House

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 04:04:17 GMT

Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Carriage House
155 East 35th Street
Neighborhood: 18
Web ID#: 41405
Listing Type: 2	Units:
Bedrooms:	Floors: 2 + mechanical cellar
Baths:
Price: $7,200,000

DESCRIPTION

Circa 1901 two-story walk-up Carriage House. Ground Level with Commercial Certificate of Occupancy. Formerly the studio of the author and commercial photography pioneer Victor Keppler.

Suitable for Music & Video Production, Medical, Professional, Showroom, or Retail. Upper Level Owner's Floor-thru apartment.

Legal 15' Curb Cut with Private Garage. Parking space for up to ten (10) cars.

Located in the heart of Murray Hill. Not included within the Murray Hill Historic District or Extensions; Not Subject to Landmarks Regulation (The City of New York Landmarks Preservation Commission).

Excellent proximity to United Nations, Grand Central Station, Grand Central Market, and Manhattan Midtown Central Business District.

Unusual opportunity to redevelop as 10,000+ SF Single-Family Residence with Garage, or Boutique Condominium, in the most convenient and centrally located neighborhood in Manhattan.

We encourage you to coordinate inspections with your architect, engineer and contractor.

The Building is Vacant.

For further info contact Clifford E. Katz, President at 212-213-2981 or cekatz@mobiusrealty.com

Mobius Realty - Manhattan Townhouse Listings

Investor Opportunity: Decorative Arts District Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Townhouse

Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential Carriage House