Corcoran’s New & Noteworthy: June 21 Edition
Corcoran’s New & Noteworthy
June 21 Edition
by Abigail Finn
Get an early peek at some of our agents’ favorite new property listings in New York City, the Hamptons, South Florida, and beyond.
Enjoy our weekly survey of Corcoran’s best new home listings across the country. On deck this week: An elegantly detailed parkside apartment on the Upper East Side, a Mediterranean estate you can meet in Temecula, a barn-turned-beach house in Amagansett, a modern Miami marvel, and a domed oasis tucked among the California redwoods.
Manhattan
136 Baxter Street, Penthouse B, SoHo/Nolita
What’s Here: A tranquil, sun-drenched duplex penthouse in the clouds. You’d never guess this strikingly modern residence lies in the Machinery Exchange, formerly the horse stables for the neighboring NYPD building. Spanning close to 3,000 square feet, it offers three bedrooms, 11-foot-high timber beamed ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, a brushed steel staircase, and two kitchens.
What We Love: An additional 1,600 square feet outdoors in the form of a lushly-landscaped wraparound terrace.
Listing: Laurence Carty, Irene Lo, and Jennifer Rahilly.
Asking: $7,495,000.
444 West 23rd Street, Unit B, Chelsea/Hudson Yards
What’s Here: A charming duplex in a historic (c.1857) Chelsea building seen in the pages of Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and more. This two-bedroom unit boasts an expansive parlor level with lofty ceilings, two wood-burning fireplaces, and a sleek galley kitchen outfitted with walnut cabinetry.
What We Love: The parlor floor opens out onto a secluded, serene, south-facing terrace.
Listing: Alex Guidera and Jerrie Butler.
Asking: $3,100,000.
1215 Fifth Avenue, Unit 4CD, Upper East Side
What’s Here: A richly detailed co-op in the storied Brisbane House, designed in 1926 by consummate New York hotel architects Schultze & Weaver—they’re behind the Pierre, Sherry Netherland, and Waldorf Astoria, to drop a few names. The three-bedroom, three-exposure home (north, east, and west) occupies an entire floor, offering a cozy living room, elegant dining room, and an opulent primary suite.
What We Love: Unbeatable Central Park views through eight picture windows.
Listing: Barbara Brewster.
Asking: $2,900,000.
Brooklyn
689 Myrtle Avenue, Unit 4I, Bedford-Stuyvesant
What’s Here: A sun-drenched, one-of-a-kind space with corner exposures to the north and west. Set where Williamsburg and Bed-Stuy meet, this nearly 1,200-square-foot unit at the Chocolate Factory blends Brooklyn’s past and present with serious style. You’ll find 13-foot ceilings, reclaimed industrial materials, and a sleek gourmet kitchen.
What We Love: A vast, private outdoor space, a truly rare companion for a loft space of this scale to have.
Listing: Deborah L. Rieders, Sarah Shuken, and Albi Zhubi.
Asking: $1,100,000.
East End
72 Foster Crossing, Southampton
What’s Here: Travel up a long, gated driveway to arrive at this grand estate, ideally located on two private, peaceful acres in Southampton. One block from the ocean and a shell’s throw away from town, this home features eight bedrooms, a wrapping terrace, a finished lower level, and a separate pool house.
What We Love: The handsome wood-paneled library, complete with a fireplace, makes for a study straight out of a story.
Listing: Susan Breitenbach.
Asking: $16,995,000.
45 Cross Highway, Amagansett
What’s Here: A historic barn transformed into a modern, two-story home; the perfect Amagansett beach house. Three beds, three baths, a state-of-the-art kitchen, and a heated pool surrounded by manicured grounds complete this home.
What We Love: An outdoor kitchen, grill, and back patio make for perfect poolside cooking and dining conditions.
Listing: Erin Keneally.
Asking: $3,575,000.
Hudson Valley
143 Schoolhouse Lane, Hurley
What’s Here: An updated historic property on almost six acres near Kingston. The main house is a two-story, 2,400 square feet ranch, with three bedrooms, two baths, an attached family/media room, and a spacious outdoor dining patio. In addition to a spacious main residence, the property includes a separate office building nearby.
What We Love: The dream live-work arrangement for whatever moves you.
Listing: Lawrence P. O’Toole.
Asking: $1,495,000.
South Florida
2460 Tigertail Avenue, Miami
What’s Here: 3,600 modern square feet conceived by talented Florida/Caribbean architect Roney Mateu. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a spacious courtyard blend indoors and outdoors, as does the primary suite—it’s replete with its own terrace and outdoor shower.
What We Love: That delightful courtyard, set among grand oak trees and completed by a summer kitchen and plunge pool.
Listing: Julian Johnston and Matthew Elliott.
Asking: $2,450,000.
5782 Wind Drift Lane, Boca Raton
What’s Here: A bright, open-concept home that has been gorgeously updated and refined. Right in Boca’s Wind Drift estates, it boasts four bedrooms, vaulted wood-plank ceilings, and can’t-miss lakeside views.
What We Love: A covered outdoor space that makes open-air entertaining an all-year possibility.
Listing: Courtney Knopf.
Asking: $849,000.
Central Florida
1411 Via Tuscany, Winter Park
What’s Here: 9,000 square feet of spectacular estate directly on Lake Maitland. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this five-bedroom manse is augmented with a stunning pool and cabana that includes a pizza oven and changing rooms with showers, as well as a heated spa, outdoor fire pit, and a boathouse with a dock and balcony.
What We Love: The incredible landscaping, with its fountain and cascading rivulet—the perfect backdrop for entertaining.
Listing: Chocky Burks, Matt Tomaszewski, and Steve Healy.
Asking: $18,500,000.
Northern California
2202 Joy Ridge Road, Occidental
What’s Here: A unique dome-roofed home, nestled among redwoods and rhododendrons of western Sonoma County. This tranquil retreat has two bedrooms, three bathrooms, a meditation room, a home office, and a detached artist’s studio. It’s surrounded by beautiful landscape elements both natural and contrived, including a pond and a charming footbridge.
What We Love: Enjoying the treehouse vibes on the spacious outdoor deck.
Listing: Allison Pharris.
Asking: $975,000.
Southern California
27550 Morning Glory Circle, Temecuela
What’s Here: A five bedroom, 5,500-square-foot home on nearly five acres, heralded via a dramatic turreted entry. Inside and out, it’s designed to maximize Temecula Wine Country living in every possible respect. Beyond the pool and spa with waterfalls and a slide, the grounds include a fruit orchard, chicken coop, and the spacious outdoor kitchen and dining area seen above.
What We Love: The panoramic mountain views (and ample wine storage).
Listing: Barbie Blackmore.
Asking: $3,270,000.
Reno/Tahoe
4259 Plateau Road, Reno
What’s Here: More than 8,400 square feet of Sierra-Nevada style on 2.4 secluded and artfully-landscaped acres. Set behind iron gates with mountain and skyline views, this four-bedroom home has a cavernous living room with vaulted ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace. A pool, patios, and multiple levels of terrace extend the elegance outside.
What We Love: The two-bedroom guest house.
Listing: Louise Simpson.
Asking: $2,800,000.