5 Distinctive New York City Residences and a Ridgefield Compound

Originally built in 1875, 422 Hudson Street offers a rare blend of heritage and contemporary stewardship in the West Village. The landmarked four-story, mixed-use property has been recently renovated, with a new roof and comprehensive building upgrades that support long-term durability. On the ground level, it is anchored by retail tenant Lelabar, secured through 2032 with annual rent escalations—bringing a steady, predictable income profile. Above, the residential component provides fully free-market exposure and the potential for additional upside at lease rollover, pairing day-to-day stability with longer-range flexibility. Set within a premier downtown Manhattan location, the building reads as both an investment with contractual growth and a piece of New York’s architectural fabric, positioned for the next chapter of its life on Hudson Street.

On Ridgefield’s beloved Main Street, two landmark historic residences sit side by side, reimagined as an all-encompassing lifestyle compound on 3.16 pastoral acres. The offering pairs the treasured Hawley House at 236 Main Street—Ridgefield’s oldest home, built in 1713 for Rev. Thomas Hawley—with 250 Main Street, a brightly colored Gothic Revival Victorian built circa 1826 by Hawley descendants. In collaboration with Peter Coffin of DCA Architects and the Historic District Commission, the property underwent a meticulous full restoration and renovation, balancing preservation with modern luxury updates and designer appointments inside and out. Behind the sidewalks and downtown energy, rear privacy unfolds with two magnificent barns. The renovated “Red Barn” (circa 1900) includes an indoor basketball court, office/conference room, arts and crafts studio, baths, and a two-car garage, while the Pool/Carriage House adds fireplaces, Tesla chargers, gym with sauna, theater, and a heated gunite saltwater pool and spa for resort-like days at home.

In the heart of Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Residence 7A at 40 East 66th Street pairs Rosario Candela’s classic pre-war architecture with a thoughtful redesign for modern living. A private elevator landing sets a quiet, gracious tone, opening to a sun-filled layout with seamless flow and the enduring warmth of a wood-burning fireplace. Classic herringbone oak floors ground the interiors, while custom finishes add a tailored, understated polish. Comfort and control are elevated with multi-zone HVAC and a Lutron system for lighting and blackout shades, offering easy transitions from day to evening. Moments from Madison Avenue and just one block from Central Park, the address keeps world-class dining, galleries, boutiques, and museums close at hand—making everyday life feel both composed and distinctly New York.

Commanding views from high above Park Avenue, this corner condominium captures an unobstructed 180-degree panorama through over 50 feet of windows—Central Park, the World Trade Center, and clear to Queens. Set within one of Park Avenue’s few true condominiums, it pairs ownership flexibility with a white-glove, Park Avenue co-op experience, including a 24-hour concierge, fitness center, residents’ lounge, and in-building parking. The location keeps daily life effortlessly connected: two blocks to Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and one block to Madison Avenue’s shopping corridor in the Upper East Side. Inside, the finish level is precise and polished, with Gaggenau appliances, Lutron lighting, automated shades, integrated Sonos, plus a steam shower and soaking Jacuzzi tub. The result is triple mint and move-in ready—designed for a seamless city rhythm.

On Irving Place in prime Gramercy, this full-floor, key-elevator residence frames historic surroundings through floor-to-ceiling glass, pairing boutique condominium living with 24-hour full service. The Great Room overlooks Irving Place with space for formal dining and entertaining, flowing to an open chef’s kitchen with separate dining, an immense stone island and breakfast bar, double Gaggenau ovens, a Thermador cooktop, double Miele dishwashers, a wine fridge, and a spacious pantry. The primary suite features an English dressing room and a five-fixture, spa-like bath with a separate marble steam room, teardrop soaking tub, and a shower fit for two, plus a private outdoor terrace. A separate guest wing offers two guest suites and an oversized home office with flexible potential. Five-zone HVAC with filtered air, electric push-out windows, and dedicated basement storage—including a cedar-lined fur closet—round out the experience.