Townhouse At 11 Sutton Place Sells Above List For $8.6 Million

11 Sutton Place
11 Sutton Place

11 Sutton Place, designed and renovated by architect I.M. Pei, sold for $8.6 million after being listed for $8 million and receiving multiple offers. I.M Pei is known for designing such landmarks as the Louvre Pyramid in Paris, the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston and the Bank Of China Tower in Hong Kong. The 3 story 3,800 sqft townhouse has 4 bedrooms 3 baths and 2 powder rooms. 11 Sutton Place is part of a 14 townhouse enclave that share a private park overlooking the East River. [Mansion Global]

Sutton Place Private Park
Sutton Place Private Park

Townhouse At 24 West 10th Street Lists For $28 Million

24 West 10th St., Library
24 West 10th St., Library

“A Greenwich Village townhouse designed by James Renwick Jr., the architect of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, is on the market for $28 million,” reports Mansion Global.

“Built in 1856, the roughly 9,000-square-foot Anglo-Italianate house has six stories, 13½-foot ceilings, original fireplace mantels and a rooftop terrace, according to marketing materials. There are six wood-burning fireplaces, seven bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen and two kitchenettes.” The townhouse has been extensively restored including the additions of an elevator, modern mechanicals, and a backyard garden.

28 West 10th Street, Exterior
24 West 10th St., Exterior