889 Broadway #2A, Manhattan, NY 10003

What was once the heart of Ladies’ Mile in the late 19th century, where women were said to have first felt comfortable shopping independently, has evolved into a destination where the city’s most discerning homebuyers come to shop. The Gorham Building’s architectural significance extends well beyond its Queen Anne-style façade. This remarkable residence defies expectations, with more than 40 feet of windows across the main living area, southern and eastern exposures, soaring 12.5-foot ceilings, and a steady stream of natural light. It is easy to understand why Gorham Silver Company selected this very space as its showroom during the Gilded Age, displaying its finest tableware in a setting worthy of the craftsmanship itself. This second-floor residence circumvents preconceived notions of low floor units, the architecture becomes an extension of the living space, offering an uncommon interaction with the city. From the main living area, views stretch toward Park Avenue, Union Square,...