Gwathmey's only ground-up apartment design on market for $20M

August 18, 2009 11:30AM

alternate textInterior shots of the Charles Gwathmey-designed 240 Centre Street, Apt. 5H
The only apartment designed from the ground up by recently deceased architect Charles Gwathmey is now on the market for $19.95 million. The Corcoran Group's Sharon Baum and David Enloe have the listing for the 6,600-square-foot co-op at 240 Centre Street, Apt. 5H. The four-bedroom apartment took Gwathmey four years to complete, according to the listing. Baum and Enloe were not immediately available for comment.

The apartment, in the landmarked Police Building at Centre and Grand streets in Soho, was on the market for $26 million with Prudential Douglas Elliman's Michael Kotler until August 16, according to Streeteasy.com. Kotler was not immediately available for comment. TRD

Tags: centre street corcoran group david enloe grand street michael kotler police building prudential douglas elliman sharon baum

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Anonymous

Realtors will say anything. There's nothing "from the ground up" about this. It's a renovation of an existing building. The only apartments Gwathmey designed "from the ground up" are the regrettable "Sculpture for Living" on Lafayette Street.

Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 08/19/09

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Anonymous

What about the 2 single family townhouses he built from the ground up for Jack Rosen on East 85th Street between Madison and Fifth?

Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 08/22/09

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