Brown Harris Stevens

Rare property designed by the renowned architect Clarence True in the Romanesque Revival and Renaissance Revival styles in 1891. This nearly 10,000 s.f., 21'-wide, 3-unit building consists of an approximately 6,000 s.f. beautifully renovated owner's unit and two large renovated units below, perfect for producing high income or creating a family compound. Features of the property include an elevator, high ceilings, abundant light and air due to the coveted east/west exposure, a generously sized garden shared between the two lower units, a bright and stunning penthouse with city and sunset views and a large finished roof terrace, all spread across nearly 10,000 s.f. of interior space. The size of the building and current layout allow for endless possibilities such as living with income, conversion to a luxurious single-family mansion, or built-in luxury space for friends and family. Located on the convenient and peaceful West End Avenue, one of the only...

Built circa 1892 by the well-regarded architect, Gilbert A. Schellenger, 23 West 69th Street is a grand, 20' wide multi-residential townhome on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Superbly located on a Central Park block near Sheep's Meadow and Tavern on the Green, it's prime location within the Upper West Side-Central Park West Historic District. It is also uniquely positioned amidst the cultural epicenter of the city, a few blocks from Lincoln Center, The Met Opera, Juilliard, LaGuardia High School for the Performing Arts, Fordham University, Columbus Circle including Jazz at Lincoln Center and all the best of the Upper West Side. The superb location is quiet and picturesque, and surrounded by beautiful townhomes and architecturally elegant, prewar apartment buildings on one of the prettiest tree-lined blocks in the city. Built in the Renaissance Revival style, this classic townhome's scale is showcased by its 20' width, 6,500 square feet, and 5...

As seen in The NY Times! Welcome to 313 West 102nd Street, the epitome of townhouse living in one of the most exquisite blocks on the Upper West Side, just a stone's throw away from the Hudson River and steeped in rich architectural history. This 20-foot wide, approx. 5,100 sq. ft., five-story townhome features a renovated rock-faced limestone facade with elegant new windows. It is part of a row of four upscale rowhouses commissioned in 1892 by developer Charles G. Judson on the north side of West 102nd Street, nestled between Riverside Drive and West End Avenue. These townhomes were designed by architect Clarence F. True, renowned for his French Gothic and Flemish Renaissance influences. Clarence F. True's deep appreciation for French Gothic architecture is reflected in the beautiful original details of the townhouse, such as its single-doored entrance featuring a scallop shell tympanum and intricate foliate carvings, as...

Situated mid-block on this distinctive Upper West Side brownstone street, this elegant and sun-flooded 18.7' wide, 4,100sf home with meticulously restored original millwork includes four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and a delightful south facing garden. Spread over four floors with generously proportioned rooms and 10' to 11' ceiling heights, the home benefits from pretty views of trees to the north and south and a rare 43' deep landscaped south-facing garden. This superb offering presents an opportunity to acquire a very livable and impeccably maintained townhouse. A handsome stoop leads to an entry foyer which greets you on the Parlor level. The Parlor floor with voluminous 11' ceilings is accentuated with an attractive reception room off the entry with wood burning fireplace, bookshelves and floor to ceiling windows. Adjacent the reception room is an elegantly proportioned south facing living room punctuated by a beautiful fireplace mantle centered on the room....

Experience the Best of Both Worlds: Fully Renovated Classic Townhouse Living on a Prime Central Park Block with Modern Amenities Part of a sophisticated row designed by Martin V.B. Ferdon, this late nineteenth-century townhouse is the epitome of elegance and a timeless renovation. A formal foyer and wide grand staircase invite “oohs” and “aahs” while connecting everyone to both the entertaining spaces as well as the heart of the home. Boasting 18-feet of width, the four bedroom, four full and one half-bath townhouse is generously appointed – not only with a beautiful chef’s kitchen, gorgeous moldings, high ceilings, rich walnut floors, and two sets of bay windows – but also with an array of integrated A/V system options, so much organized storage capacity, and two private outdoor spaces. 51 West 95th Street is located steps from Central Park, world-class schools, neighborhood shops and eateries, and all the Upper...

This 20-foot wide West End Avenue townhouse is part of an eight home development designed by Frederick B. White in 1886. This single family red-brick Flemish Renaissance-style home just completed a gut renovation. Much of the original 1886 interior detail remains, including three original carved mantled fireplaces, a stained glass transom and skylights that flood this home with natural light. Configured with 14 rooms, including Den/Library, formal dining room, six bedrooms, four full baths and one half baths. The home has been fitted with a new HVAC system, providing cooling and heating year round. Gas fired furnace with new efficient base board heating throughout. Most of the windows have been replaced which makes the home very quiet. There are new hardwood floors throughout the property. As soon as you walk into the first floor you will notice a beautiful Mosaic marble floor in the foyer. Well-proportioned living room...

51 West 71st Street is an historic, 18'-wide, neo-Grec style brownstone designed by the architect John Sexton in 1886. The property will be delivered vacant and is currently configured as 5 units and features high ceilings, abundant natural light, and beautiful original architectural details. The three bedroom, three bath owner's duplex occupies the garden and parlor floors including the private and tranquil rear garden. The third and fourth floors each have a bright and expansive floor-through apartments, and on the top floor you'll find two additional units. This property is located a stone's throw from Central Park, on one of the most desirable townhouse blocks on the Upper West Side. Public transportation, the Museum of Natural History, and some of the best dining, schools and retail the City has to offer are also in close proximity.