ID #‎	COMP-15777206234457743
房资料 Details	9房, 8浴, 二半浴, 5890 ft2 室內尺, 室內547m2平方米, 建筑有5公寓, 建筑有4层楼 上市时间: 2天
建造年份 Construction Year	1890年
地稅 Taxes (per year)	$9万7 ($97,908)
地铁站 Subway	3 分钟到 1
	6 分钟到 B, C
	9 分钟到 2, 3

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4-Family w/ZERO Rental Restrictions - Market Rate Rentals - Delivered Vacant if Desired

Ideal Income Producer or Supreme Single Family (or Hybrid of Both!)

20’ BROWNSTONE WITH A RICH HERITAGE -- PRIME UWS BLOCK

West 80th Street, between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, is an exquisite landmarked block, bordering the American Museum of Natural History. In either direction, one can find all the conveniences of the city: multiple options for transportation; popular restaurants; stylish boutiques; and fantastic food shopping – plus a farmer’s market on Sunday. In the center of the south side of the block is No. 144, which has become available for the first time in more than 40 years.

In 1890 real estate developer George Cohen hired Gilbert A. Schellenger to design five upscale rowhouses at 140-148 West 80th Street. Each rose four stories above a high English basement. The middle house, No. 144, is a Renaissance Revival design, faced in brownstone. It features a dog-legged stoop and a classically inspired triangular pediment above the arched entrance. The facade of the building appears unchanged after 135 years, and many original interior details remain.

Among the early inhabitants of the house were several well-to-do families, including the Hungarian Count and Countess Festetics de Tolna. A succession of various families moved in and out of the house before it was eventually was converted to apartments. In 1980, the house was purchased by a family of authors, who would go on to write a series of best-selling books in the home offices they created in the building. This “multi-generational home,” features four separate living spaces. The “owner’s duplex,” with three bedrooms, occupies the garden and parlor levels, with private backyard garden access. An additional 3-bedroom duplex spans the 2nd/3rd floors; and two one-bedroom apartments occupy the top floor.

With more than 6,000 square feet to work with, a new owner will have multiple options: upgrade and maintain it as four separate living spaces (with income potential); create a single-family residence with an elevator; or some combination thereof. The possibilities are endless, as this building will be delivered vacant.

ENTRANCE AND OWNER’S DUPLEX

One enters this home by ascending the dog-legged stoop, through carved oak doors, arriving in the foyer and the owner’s duplex. A carved oak staircase, with lions’ heads, leads to the upstairs units. The parlor floor of the owner’s living quarters has maintained some priceless architectural hallmarks from the previous century: 12’6" high ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick, majestic pocket doors, and a wood bur

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