The Maison
You already live here
You arrive with the seasons — for the openings, the tables, the meetings that could only happen in New York. And yet, each time: a hotel.
Not because you could not own, but because ownership has always meant burden, worry and scheduling. Maison 1811 removes the burden entirely. Acquisition, design and management — all handled, under one roof, in your interest alone.
The First Pillar
I.Acquire
Our in-house brokerage team finds, negotiates and closes — quietly, precisely, and answerable to you alone.
Around the acquisition we assemble the environment your home deserves: architects, interior designers, private bankers and contractors.
The Second Pillar
II.Care
The Maison keeps your home permanently ready — cleaned, provisioned, warm — for whichever week the city calls you back.
And when you are away, the home is let for short to medium terms — the yield returned to you, without burden.
Our Signature
Your belongings, kept as you left them
Before anyone else crosses the threshold, your belongings are catalogued, wrapped and reserved. Before you land, they are returned.
This is not a rental unit that happens to be yours. It is your home, and we treat it that way.
The Name
The year New York drew its map
In 1811, the Commissioners' Plan laid the grid upon Manhattan.
Maison 1811 takes its name from that moment.
For those who keep flying into a city they already love — and for whom the hotel has quietly become the wrong tool.The Maison's clientele
Enquiries, Answered
Of homes and their keeping
What is a pied-à-terre?
Literally, "a foot on the ground": a private residence kept in a city one returns to often.
What does Maison 1811 do?
Our in-house brokerage team finds, negotiates and closes the acquisition; our household team cares for the home permanently.
What happens to my home when I am away?
If you wish, the home is let for short to medium terms while you are away, with the yield returned to you.
Who is the Maison for?
Globally mobile individuals and families who already spend real time in New York.
Why 1811?
The Commissioners' Plan of 1811 drew the Manhattan grid.
Begin the Conversation
The city is waiting to be yours
Every acquisition begins the same way: a conversation about how you live. Write to the Maison; we answer personally.
enquiries@maison1811.nycRequest an Introduction
La Correspondance
Occasional letters on homes, neighbourhoods and the art of returning.