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Co-op with a view (of a parade)

When looking for a home that is virtually impossible to obtain in Manhattan, I try to find something of historical value or unique charm. This one has a view of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The home on the Upper … Continue reading

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Unattainable on Central Park West

This house might be the best one that I have seen yet. Built in 1897 by architect Edward Angell (he built lots of New York City homes in the late 19th Century), this mansion does not look like much on … Continue reading

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Unattainable on Riverside Drive

I looked at about a dozen homes this week before deciding upon this gem on the Upper West Side. The price has fallen $5-million since June. The house was one of six homes built on spec around 1899 by architect … Continue reading

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Unattainable on the Upper West Side

I might buy this Unattainable Manhattan Home of the Week. This townhouse is walking distance to work and dates back to the 1890s with the original staircase, seven fireplaces, six bedrooms and five baths plus two powder rooms. Asking $13 … Continue reading

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