Building
| Type: | Townhouse |
|---|---|
| Era: | Post-war |
| Floors: | 4 |
Property
| Ownership: | Rental Property |
|---|---|
| Rooms: | 10 |
| Bedrooms: | Studio |
| Pets: | Pets Unknown |
FinancialsPrice:$2,999,999
DescriptionHistoric 4-Story Townhome by Architect Joseph M. Dunn
Manhattan Valley / Bloomingdale Historic District
New to market, take advantage of exceptional opportunity to restore a landmark townhouse designed by noted architect Joseph M. Dunn, built circa 1886. Located in the heart of the Bloomingdale Historic District, this four-story residence is just one block from Central Park West and Columbia University - a perfect blend of history, architecture, and location.
Featuring distinctive Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne elements, this property retains much of its original charm, including six fireplaces, expansive interior spaces, tall ceilings, large private courtyard and an opportunity for a rooftop garden.
Property Highlights:
- Designed by Joseph M. Dunn (c. 1886)
- 4 stories Approx. 15.5' x 40' per floor
- 4 bedrooms2.5 baths
- 6 original fireplaces
- Located in the Landmarked Bloomingdale Historic District
- One block from Central Park West
- Columbia University, Riverside Park and more
Neighborhood:
Manhattan Valley is a culturally rich and architecturally significant section of the Upper West Side, known for its leafy streets and preserved 19th-century rowhouses. The area offers proximity to world-class institutions, green spaces, and vibrant local amenities.
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Historic 4-Story Townhome by Architect Joseph M. Dunn
Manhattan Valley / Bloomingdale Historic District
New to market, take advantage of exceptional opportunity to restore a landmark townhouse designed by noted architect Joseph M. Dunn, built circa 1886. Located in the heart of the Bloomingdale Historic District, this four-story residence is just one block from Central Park West and Columbia University - a perfect blend of history, architecture, and location.
Featuring distinctive Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne elements, this property retains much of its original charm, including six fireplaces, expansive interior spaces, tall ceilings, large private courtyard and an opportunity for a rooftop garden.
Property Highlights:
- Designed by Joseph M. Dunn (c. 1886)
- 4 stories Approx. 15.5' x 40' per floor
- 4 bedrooms2.5 baths
- 6 original fireplaces
- Located in the Landmarked Bloomingdale Historic District
- One block from Central Park West
- Columbia University, Riverside Park and more
Neighborhood:
Manhattan Valley is a culturally rich and architecturally significant section of the Upper West Side, known for its leafy streets and preserved 19th-century rowhouses. The area offers proximity to world-class institutions, green spaces, and vibrant local amenities.
- Voice Intercom
NeighborhoodMore listings:
Historic 4 Story Townhome by Architect Joseph M.
DescriptionHistoric 4-Story Townhome by Architect Joseph M. Dunn
Manhattan Valley / Bloomingdale Historic District
New to market, take advantage of exceptional opportunity to restore a landmark townhouse designed by noted architect Joseph M. Dunn, built circa 1886. Located in the heart of the Bloomingdale Historic District, this four-story residence is just one block from Central Park West and Columbia University - a perfect blend of history, architecture, and location.
Featuring distinctive Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne elements, this property retains much of its original charm, including six fireplaces, expansive interior spaces, tall ceilings, large private courtyard and an opportunity for a rooftop garden.
Property Highlights:
- Designed by Joseph M. Dunn (c. 1886)
- 4 stories Approx. 15.5' x 40' per floor
- 4 bedrooms2.5 baths
- 6 original fireplaces
- Located in the Landmarked Bloomingdale Historic District
- One block from Central Park West
- Columbia University, Riverside Park and more
Neighborhood:
Manhattan Valley is a culturally rich and architecturally significant section of the Upper West Side, known for its leafy streets and preserved 19th-century rowhouses. The area offers proximity to world-class institutions, green spaces, and vibrant local amenities.
Amenities- Voice Intercom
NeighborhoodMore listings:
Historic 4-Story Townhome by Architect Joseph M. Dunn
Manhattan Valley / Bloomingdale Historic District
New to market, take advantage of exceptional opportunity to restore a landmark townhouse designed by noted architect Joseph M. Dunn, built circa 1886. Located in the heart of the Bloomingdale Historic District, this four-story residence is just one block from Central Park West and Columbia University - a perfect blend of history, architecture, and location.
Featuring distinctive Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne elements, this property retains much of its original charm, including six fireplaces, expansive interior spaces, tall ceilings, large private courtyard and an opportunity for a rooftop garden.
Property Highlights:
- Designed by Joseph M. Dunn (c. 1886)
- 4 stories Approx. 15.5' x 40' per floor
- 4 bedrooms2.5 baths
- 6 original fireplaces
- Located in the Landmarked Bloomingdale Historic District
- One block from Central Park West
- Columbia University, Riverside Park and more
Neighborhood:
Manhattan Valley is a culturally rich and architecturally significant section of the Upper West Side, known for its leafy streets and preserved 19th-century rowhouses. The area offers proximity to world-class institutions, green spaces, and vibrant local amenities.
- Voice Intercom
NeighborhoodMore listings:
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