The 10 Most Expensive New York Real Estate Listings in November 2025
We all love snooping inside other people’s houses, and seeing how the rich (and famous) live is even more exciting. Today, we’re heading to New York to see the most expensive listings from November.
The most expensive homes range from historic townhouses (with equally historic interiors) to modern penthouses with sweeping views in buildings designed by the recently deceased architect Robert A.M. Stern. These houses also include the former townhouse of Oscar-winning actress Ellen Barkin and an Italian-designed penthouse.
Whatever your preferred style, you will find a home you love on this list. Here are the 10 most expensive homes in New York, listed in November 2025, ranked from ‘cheapest’ to most expensive.
19th Century Townhouse in Greenwich Village – $22,500,000
This stately 6-bedroom, 9-bathroom (6 full, 3 half) Georgian red-brick townhouse, listed on the historic register, offers approximately 8,700 square feet of refined interior living space, complemented by four landscaped private terraces totaling 1,566 square feet of serene outdoor space.
Expansive interiors and a thoughtfully executed floor plan create an atmosphere filled with natural light, openness, and ease. Celebrated for its exceptional architecture and design, this landmark residence has been featured in Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, The New York Post, 6sqft, and The Observer.
Originally built in 1839 and once the home of famed composer John Philip Sousa, the 22.33-foot-wide townhouse sits on a peaceful Village block. It has been meticulously transformed through a comprehensive architectural restoration.
Historic brick and original stone blend effortlessly with glass, steel, and warm wood, achieving a modern yet timeless aesthetic. The townhouse is listed with Melissa Olsen at Douglas Elliman.
Four Bedroom Apartment with Views of Central Park – $22,800,000
This luxury apartment of 3,137 square feet is an impeccably designed D-line residence that offers four bedrooms and a layout that masterfully balances elegance with everyday livability.
Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and completed in 2008, Fifteen Central Park West is a benchmark of luxury living, distinguished by its classic limestone façade and enduring architectural appeal.
A gracious entry foyer sets the tone, opening into a sun-drenched living space framed by floor-to-ceiling windows with direct Central Park views. 10-foot ceilings and triple exposures bathe the home in natural light from morning to evening, elevating its sophisticated atmosphere.
The windowed kitchen, conveniently located beside the north-facing dining room, is equipped with top-tier appliances, including a five-burner range, marble countertops, a wine refrigerator, and abundant cabinetry.
Privately positioned, the primary bedroom suite offers a serene retreat with two walk-in closets, a spa-quality bathroom featuring a deep soaking tub and separate shower, and a Juliet balcony overlooking the Hudson River and the western skyline.
Each additional bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom, ample closet space, and open views that ensure comfort and privacy. The apartment is listed with Carrie Chiang at Corcoran.
Oscar-Winning Actress Ellen Barkin’s Former West Village Townhouse – $23,000,000
Set on a pristine row of West Village townhouses and acquired privately from Oscar-winning actress Ellen Barkin, this residence has been completely reimagined through a multi-year renovation by a visionary husband-and-wife design duo. The result is a turnkey home that pairs bold creativity with refined, effortless comfort.
An awe-inspiring parlor floor welcomes you with three elegant entertaining areas, two wood-burning fireplaces with richly crafted marble mantles, and an 11-foot custom bar reminiscent of the world’s great hotel lounges.
The heart of the home lies one level down, where the kitchen, dining, and media spaces flow seamlessly to an outdoor cooking and dining terrace. The chef’s kitchen features a butler’s pantry, dual-zone wine fridge, Sub-Zero appliances, a 48″ Bertazzoni Heritage range, and a sculptural custom hood.
The primary suite is a serene retreat with a private terrace and a spectacular walk-in dressing room anchored by a custom Breccia Capraia marble centerpiece. Two additional ensuite bedrooms and a chic office with its own terrace occupy the upper levels.
Outdoor living is exceptional, with a lush 40-foot garden, three terraces, an outdoor kitchen, and a roof deck with its own bar. The partially excavated cellar offers a beautifully designed laundry room, a flexible game or wellness space, and abundant storage.
A whole-home smart system controls HVAC, audio, security, and access. Every detail reflects a philosophy of “bringing hospitality home,” creating a design-forward lifestyle defined by cinematic provenance, layered textures, and modern, livable luxury.
The house is listed with Eileen McGill at Howard Hanna Elegran Real Estate.
Duplex Penthouse Designed by Milanese design firm Meroni – $26,900,000
A sophisticated blend of pre-war scale and modern design, the duplex penthouse at 133 East 73rd Street spans 6,688 square feet with seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two powder rooms.
Designed by Meroni, the home offers distinct entertaining and private living spaces, accessed via a private elevator that opens to a refined gallery and a sun-filled great room overlooking Lexington Avenue.
The contemporary chef’s kitchen features Frappuccino marble, mother-of-pearl cabinetry, and satin brass Dornbracht fixtures. The primary suite includes a treetop-view bedroom, a large windowed dressing room, and a spa-caliber bath with a freestanding tub, oversized steam shower, and radiant heated floors.
Upstairs, a media room opens to a 1,822-square-foot private terrace with sweeping 270-degree views, supported by a warming kitchen with Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances. Located in a boutique new development in prime Upper East Side, the building offers a 24-hour attended lobby, wellness/fitness center with sauna, and private storage.
The condo is listed with Adam Modlin at the Modlin Group.
A Filmmaker and Architect’s Brick Townhouse – $30,000,000
This rare offering presents a once-in-a-generation chance to own a truly extraordinary piece of New York City. Set on Tribeca’s most iconic block, this private urban compound is something that doesn’t exist anywhere else: a townhouse, private parking, and a 2,500-square-foot creative studio.
Built in 1868, the two-story brick townhouse at 4 Staple Street began as a cast-iron storefront and workshop before being transformed into a single-family home by award-winning architect Diana Kellogg, who masterfully blended industrial authenticity with modern elegance.
Only two blocks long, Staple Street is exceptionally quiet and visually captivating, anchored by its cast-iron skybridge, one of Tribeca’s most photographed architectural icons. The street has served as a backdrop for everything from impromptu performances to Banksy’s first New York work, becoming a living gallery where history and creativity coexist.
Inside, the home exudes romantic industrial character, featuring soaring brick-vaulted ceilings, original chestnut beams, exposed brick, and oversized windows that bathe each level in natural light.
Despite its central location, moments from Hudson River Park, Soho’s boutiques, and Tribeca’s dining, the property offers remarkable privacy. Long a haven for artistic and intellectual gatherings, 4 Staple Street has welcomed notable figures from the worlds of film, art, literature, and technology.
The townhouse is listed with Jeremy Stein at Sotheby’s.
Neo Federal Mansion in the Upper East Side – $34,000,000
At 40 feet wide and defined by gracious, well-balanced proportions, 121 East 65th Street is a four-story red brick and limestone mansion and a distinguished example of Neo-Federal architecture.
Set on a beautiful, tree-lined block within the Upper East Side Historic District, the home is surrounded by notable neighboring residences and features a stunning, generously sized private garden.
Designed in 1924 by William Welles Bosworth and E. E. Piderson for Colonel William Barclay Parsons, the property has been thoughtfully conserved and restored by Joseph Pell Lombardi Architects and, more recently, renovated by Keith Irvine of Irvine and Fleming.
Architecturally rich and immensely inviting, the home’s grand scale balances seamlessly with a warm, livable interior ideal for both large-scale entertaining and modern everyday living.
Tall ceilings and refined period details enhance each room. At the same time, features such as the elegantly sweeping staircase, black-and-white marble entry hall, and original moldings lend the residence an enduring sense of dignity.
Spanning 9,365 square feet, the home also offers multiple wood-burning and gas fireplaces, a magnificent courtyard garden, soaring ceiling heights, and a large state-of-the-art elevator servicing all floors. The mansion is listed with Serena Boardman at Sotheby’s.
Penthouse 2 in Robert A.M. Stern’s Designed Building – $45,000,000
Penthouse 2 is an expansive 6,823-square-foot duplex with private outdoor space, offering five bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms. With four exposures, the residence captures sweeping vistas of Washington Square Park, Downtown Manhattan, and the iconic New York City skyline.
The windowed chef’s kitchen by Christopher Peacock includes terrace access. It is outfitted with Calacatta Gold marble, custom cabinetry, and top-tier Miele MasterCool appliances, along with a butlery, breakfast nook, and formal dining room.
The private primary wing features three dressing rooms, a Fifth Avenue–facing terrace, and two spa-level bathrooms with Calacatta Vision marble, custom oak vanities, a freestanding tub, an enclosed shower, and radiant heat.
Bathrooms throughout feature premium marble finishes and Kallista fixtures, while the powder room is appointed with Panzer honed marble and unlacquered brass accents.
Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the building features a brick-and-limestone façade, Juliet balconies, and oversized French-style windows. Amenities include a 24-hour attended lobby, a skylit atrium lounge, a dining room with a catering kitchen, a custom bar with wine lockers, a Wright Fit fitness center, a golf simulator, a tranquility lounge, private storage, bike storage, and a cold-storage package room.
The penthouse on 16 5th Ave is listed with Tara King-Brown at Corcoran.
Duplex in One57 on Manhattan’s Billionaires’ Row – $50,000,000
Perched high above Central Park, this architectural showpiece encompasses nearly 11,000 square feet across the 52nd and 53rd floors of the world-renowned One57. Conceived as a potential combination of two landmark residences, this sky mansion ranks among the most significant and elusive homes ever to come to market in New York City.
The residence offers 10 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and soaring 10’7″ ceilings, with the option to create breathtaking double-height spaces reaching 20 feet. With four exposures and floor-to-ceiling glass, the home captures uninterrupted panoramas of Central Park, the Hudson River, and the shimmering Midtown skyline.
Designed for grand-scale living and entertaining, the layout includes multiple great rooms, dual private entrances, and two chef’s kitchens outfitted with custom Mark-designed islands. Custom Birdseye millwork, sculptural lighting, and a fully integrated Crestron system highlight the residence’s meticulous craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication.
Residents of One57 enjoy an elite suite of five-star, white-glove amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, fitness and yoga studios, screening and event spaces, steam rooms, and seamless access to the Park Hyatt New York’s amenities and services. The house is listed with Yair Tavivian & Ariel Tavivian at Douglas Elliman and Nile Lundgren at SERHANT.
Penthouse S in Robert A.M. Stern’s 70 Vestry – $65,000,000
Perched on the coveted southwest corner of Robert A.M. Stern’s iconic 70 Vestry, Penthouse S is an exceptional thirteen-room duplex with a private rooftop oasis, offering sweeping panoramic views and impressively scaled rooms enriched with state-of-the-art comforts.
Encompassing 7,808 interior square feet and 3,687 square feet of private outdoor space, this six-bedroom residence includes five full baths and three powder rooms.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame unobstructed vistas of the Hudson River and the city skyline from every angle, while the home’s meticulously curated design showcases refined fixtures and thoughtfully selected finishes.
Set in a prime TriBeCa location, 70 Vestry represents a once-in-a-generation waterfront offering, positioned directly along Hudson River Park with expansive, protected river views.
Residents of 70 Vestry enjoy a comprehensive suite of over 12,000 square feet of premier amenities, including a wellness level featuring an 82-foot swimming pool, a separate children’s pool, hot and cold plunge pools, a steam room, sauna, a fitness center by The Wright Fit, and a private, regulation-size squash court.
The building’s beautifully designed entertaining spaces include a café, library, billiards room, lounge, and a refined dining suite ideal for seated dinners or cocktail gatherings. The penthouse is listed with Adam Modlin at Modlin Group.
The Apex Duplex in Central Park Tower – $128,000,000
The Apex Duplex, spanning the 127th and 128th floors of Central Park Tower, stands as the world’s highest duplex residence. Offering sweeping, uninterrupted views of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, and far beyond, this home delivers an unmatched level of luxury at one of the most prestigious addresses on the planet.
Designed by the renowned ROTTET Studio, the residence showcases exceptional finishes, including rare imported stone, custom-stained 3-inch-wide solid wood plank flooring, expansive floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and soaring ceilings reaching up to 14’6″.
Encompassing 11,535 square feet, this magnificent duplex is a singular offering in New York real estate. The grand main living space features 14-foot ceilings and dramatic 270-degree views, with crystal-clear floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramas that are truly without equal.
Living at Central Park Tower means access to an extraordinary suite of amenities centered around the Central Park Club, a 50,000-square-foot, multi-level collection of world-class spaces dedicated to fitness, wellness, dining, and entertainment.
Residents enjoy a 63-foot heated saltwater pool, a windowed basketball and squash court, a sculpture garden with a 60-foot outdoor pool and full-service sundeck, along with game rooms, lounges, a theater, and a business center.
Above it all, 10Cubed, located on the 100th floor, features the world’s highest private ballroom, restaurant, and cigar lounge, all offering breathtaking views in every direction. The duplex apartment on 217 West 57th Street is listed with Carl Cambino at Compass.
