8 West 71st Street
New York, NY 10023

Cross street:Central Park West

Building

Type:Townhouse
Era:Post-war
Floors:5

Property

Ownership: Income Property
Rooms: 12
Bedrooms: 8 BR
Bathrooms: 8
Pets: Pets Unknown

Financials

Price: $7,495,000
505 Park Ave, New York, NY 10022
Listing Courtesy of Garfield, Leslie J. & Co., Inc.

Description

Bring your architect! 8 West 71st Street is a classic Renaissance Revival-style brownstone designed and constructed in 1892 by architect Gilbert A. Schellenger. The location is unparalleled - situated on a tree-lined townhouse block in the West 70s, just a stone's throw from Central Park and all that the prime Upper West Side has to offer. Features of the property include 20' of width, generous ceiling heights, abundant natural light, and beautifully maintained original details. Delivered vacant, the property offers the unique opportunity to create a luxurious single-family home in a the heart of the Upper West Side. Currently configured as 10 units, it offers a valuable investment opportunity or could be reconfigured for a live-with-income purchaser. 8 West 71st Street is conveniently located in close proximity to Lincoln Center, premier retail and dining, public transportation and top rated schools.

Amenities

  • Voice Intercom
  • Walk-up

Neighborhood

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Bring your architect ! 8 West 71st Street is a classic Renaissance Revival style brownstone designed and constructed in 1892 by architect Gilbert A.


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