
168 East 73rd, Apt 12B
South-facing, restored prewar with original limestone fireplaces and a private terrace.
Public listings are listed below with full architectural photography and the comp file. Off-market opportunities are summarized; access is by referral and signed NDA — typical of this segment, where discretion is part of the property.
Each listing has a 36-page brochure with architectural plans, restoration provenance, neighborhood comparables, and the operating-cost stack. Available on request — no email gate.

South-facing, restored prewar with original limestone fireplaces and a private terrace.

Cedar-shingle oceanfront, 200 ft of dune frontage, gunite pool, accessory cottage.

Garden-floor maisonette in a Carrère & Hastings building. Private street entrance.

A full-floor loft in a Stanford White-designed building. Original cast-iron columns.

Riverfront terraces on three sides, full Bilotta kitchen, renovation completed Q4 2024.

Duplex on the south face — Central Park canopy, Hudson and East River corners, original SHoP-firm finishes.

Compound — primary house, accessory cottage, gunite pool, tennis court, 240 ft of pristine beachfront.

Shingle-style estate by McKim, Mead & White influence. Mature gardens, gunite pool, four-car carriage house.
These houses don’t appear on a public listing system. Sellers prefer it that way — sometimes for privacy, sometimes for tax reasons, sometimes because they aren’t certain they want to sell yet. Access is by referral and a brief intake call.
A two-day architectural shoot — natural light, dressed rooms, no fish-eye, no agent staging. Drone where it adds something. Same studio for every listing.
A 36-page case-bound brochure mailed to a curated buyer list within 48 hours of going public. Digital version too — but the printed one is what closes the deal.
A working journalist (former Architectural Digest contributor) writes every listing description. The opening sentence is rewritten until it reads like a profile, not a pitch.
Pre-listing outreach to The Wall Street Journal, Mansion Global, Curbed, and Architectural Digest depending on fit. Never paid placement. Never blanket distribution.