Condo buildings built before 1900 inclusive

Alphabetical List

• Adams Square (501 Adams street , Hoboken)
  This gothic-style building is a former grade school (Kealy school); the facade has twin towers, arched stone entryways with carved stone ornamentation. The lobby is in white....
• The Bullmoose (42 East 20th Street, Flatiron District)
  A landmark turn-of-the-century mid-rise elevator building.
• The Fischer Mills Building (393-397 Greenwich Street, TriBeCa)
  Three historic, architecturally distinctive buildings combined into a single loft building.
• The Normandie (100 West 119th Street, Central Harlem)
  A pre-war building, recently remodeled.
• The O'Neill Building (655 Sixth Avenue, Chelsea)
  A landmark turn-of-the-century mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• The Paper Factory (52 West 22nd Street, Flatiron District)
  A landmark pre-war building.
• Rhapsody on Fifth (2056 Fifth Avenue, Central Harlem)
  A turn-of-the-century building recently converted to condos.
• new! 103 West 118th Street (Central Harlem)
  A brownstone condo building.
• 105 West 77th Street (Upper West Side)
  A landmark low-rise walk-up building.
• 130 Fulton Street (Financial District)
  A 20-unit condo building
• 137 Duane (137 Duane Street, TriBeCa)
  A loft building
• 15 Park Row (Financial District) {6 available apts}
  At one point the tallest residential building in the world, 15 Park Row is architecturally unique. Today, the building contains a retail/office "base" of 10 floors, upon which....
• 150 Nassau Street (Financial District)
  A landmark turn-of-the-century high-rise doorman building.
• 212 Avenue B (East Village)
  A walk-up building.
• 22 East 82nd Street (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise doorman elevator building.
• new! 255 West 92nd Street (Upper West Side) {1 available apt}
  A landmark low-rise doorman elevator building.
• 295 Third Ave
  A condo loft building
• 500 West End Avenue (Upper West Side)
  A pre-war brown-brick apartment building with a two-story limestone base.
• 650 Sixth Avenue (Chelsea)
  An art-themed building with minimalist interiors inspired by the Chelsea gallery district.
• 78 West 85th Street (Upper West Side)
  A landmark turn-of-the-century mid-rise elevator building.
• 85 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.

Latest additions to this list made on: October 29, 2009.