Robert Khederian, Notenoughangers

Robert Khederian, Notenoughangers Old house nerd who writes obsessively about fabulous apartments and historic homes in his newsletter, Second Story.

10/01/2026

Middlefield is BACK! After selling last year, the country house that Gil Schafer designed for himself in the late 1990s has hit the market for a cool $6.5M. 895 County Road 83 in Amenia, NY 12501 is represented by Compass broker Ashley Whittaker Spence

GIL SCHAFER'S MIDDLEFIELD RETURNS! After selling in a frenzy—it listed for $3.5M back in May 2025 and sold for over $6M ...
10/01/2026

GIL SCHAFER'S MIDDLEFIELD RETURNS! After selling in a frenzy—it listed for $3.5M back in May 2025 and sold for over $6M in July 2025—Middlefield has hit the market again, this time for a cool $6.5M. The owners have made sensitive updates to the lauded architect's well-known (former) country home, including new roof, mechanicals, and finished basement and third floor: https://robertkhederian.substack.com/p/gil-schafer-middlefield-amenia-back-on-market

THE HOME CLUB, WHERE FRIENDS LIVED IN LUXURY: The 12-to-14-room apartments at the Home Club, an early co-op on East 45th...
09/27/2026

THE HOME CLUB, WHERE FRIENDS LIVED IN LUXURY: The 12-to-14-room apartments at the Home Club, an early co-op on East 45th Street had one glaring omission: They all lacked kitchens! That's because each of the 7 apartments shared a communally staffed kitchen in the basement. Part club, part grand apartment house, The Home Club dedicated its first two floors to exclusive dining and living spaces that channeled all the benefits of Gilded Age club life for its group of tenants, all of which were friends. How fabulous does this sound? more, here: https://robertkhederian.substack.com/p/the-home-club-history-nyc-members-club

09/25/2026

Pour one out for the Brooks Brothers flagship. I wrote about the surprising reasons why you should never assume a beautiful old building is protected in NYC for my newsletter, Second Story. Head to my bio for more.

HUGUETTE CLARK'S 907 FIFTH. THIS IS A LONG ONE, SO BUCKLE UP: I'd wager one or two people who follow this page have read...
09/23/2026

HUGUETTE CLARK'S 907 FIFTH. THIS IS A LONG ONE, SO BUCKLE UP: I'd wager one or two people who follow this page have read Empty Mansions (and if you haven't pls go *right now* and order a copy), about the eccentric heiress who had oodles of money and a penchant for collecting properties she never actually lived in. WELL, three of those properties (lol) were at 907 Fifth Ave, the JER Carpenter-designed apartment house on the corner of East 72nd Street.

Huguette and her mother Anna lived in the truly palatial 12th-floor penthouse which had 28-ish rooms for a few years after decamping from their folly of a mansion down the avenue, but then Huguette got married and moved to France and Anna moved into a smaller apartment (still quite large by today's standards) in the building.

After Huguette divorced, she came back to NYC hoping to return to the mansion in the sky. There was just one problem: It had been subdivided into two large apartments. So she moved into 12W and then bought both apartments on the 8th floor. Was she hoping to recreate the 28-room spread on 8? Whatever her intentions, the apartments sat vacant—until 12W sold in 2012 for $25,500,000. It sold most recently, off market, in Jan 2025 for $37,500,000.

THE BROOKS BROTHERS BUILDING IS GETTING DEMOLISHED! Just because a building is old and beautiful doesn't mean it's a pro...
09/22/2026

THE BROOKS BROTHERS BUILDING IS GETTING DEMOLISHED! Just because a building is old and beautiful doesn't mean it's a protected landmark. The 1915-built flagship location of Brooks Brothers, essentially empty since 2020, has sold and will soon be replaced by a 46-story tower: https://robertkhederian.substack.com/p/the-brooks-brothers-building-was

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