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110 West 81st Street
New York, NY 10024
Christopher Connor with Compass, original listing -
$9,800,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
12
Bathroom
Full: 11
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
7300 Square Feet
Property Description
Built in 1892 by famed architecture firm Neville and Bagge, this 7,300sf 22 to 25ft wide renovated home is waiting for an owner / user with income, or investment purchaser. 110 West 81st Street is located on a landmark, treelined block across from the Museum of Natural History. It is currently configured as a 6 family home with owners duplex, floor-thru three bedroom, three one bedroom units and a top floor two bedroom. The stunningly renovated owners' unit (duplex + partially finished cellar) greets you with a bespoke chef's kitchen with custom painted wood cabinetry, Wolf professional 6 burner range with griddle, panel front Subzero refrigerator and marble countertops. The kitchen flows into the great room featuring masterfully restored original trim & moldings and fireplace, weaving together the best of modern comfort with the grandeur of 19th century townhome life. The irregular sized lot (22' at front, 25' at back of lot) allows for a 20'+ interior dimension of the great room, giving design freedom from the standard townhome layout. There is a door on the parlor level leading down to the slate paved & landscaped backyard. Additionally on the parlor level are two king sized bedrooms, one with en suite bath and the other a hallway bathroom. The lower level features two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms in addition to the primary suite with custom steam shower, separate marble topped vanities, custom fitted walk in closet and access to the rear yard. Zoned central air conditioning throughout. The third floor features a fully renovated three bedroom / two bathroom home with in unit washer / dryer, central heat & AC. The fourth floor features two one bedroom units, the rear unit is fully renovated with garden views, the front unit has a rent stabilized tenant in place. The fifth floor features a one bedroom unit and a two bedroom unit. The front facing one bedroom unit features charming views up and down the landmark block and has been fully renovated, the rear two bedroom unit has a rent stabilized tenant in place. A unique opportunity for an approx. 3,000sf owner unit with significant upside and income.
Property Information
Lot Size
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Property Type
Commercial Sale-Other
Year Built
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MLS Number
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Location
Address
110 West 81st Street
City
New York
State
NY
Zip Code
10024
County
NEW YORK (UPPER MANHATTAN)
Listing
Provider
Name
Phone
(212) 913-9058
Office Name
Office Phone
Agent Name
Christopher Connor
Agency Phone
(646) 586-8268

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