| 房资料 | 9房, 8浴, 二半浴, 6165 ft2 室內尺, 室內573m2平方米, 建筑有4公寓, 建筑有5层楼 |
| 建造年份 | 1890年 |
| 地稅 | $9万7 ($97,908) |
| 地铁站 | 3 分钟到 1 |
| 6 分钟到 B, C | |
| 9 分钟到 2, 3 | |
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宏伟的20'棕石住宅,拥有丰富的历史遗产——优越的西城博物馆公园街区
多户住宅或单户住宅——由您选择
目前:四户住宅,零租赁限制——市场价租金——如需可空置交付
可以:理想的收入生产者或至臻单户住宅(或两者的结合!)
西八十街在哥伦布大街和阿姆斯特丹大街之间,是一条精美的地标街区,毗邻美国自然历史博物馆。从这条街的任何方向,都可以找到城市的各种便利设施:多种交通选择;受欢迎的餐厅;时尚的精品店;以及绝佳的食品购物——周日还有农贸市场。街区南侧中央的144号,是40多年来首次上市的房产。
1890年,房地产开发商乔治·科亨聘请吉尔伯特·A·谢伦格设计了位于西八十街140-148号的五座高档排屋。每栋建筑上方四层,底部设有高英式地下室。中间的144号是一座文艺复兴复兴风格的建筑,外立面为棕石。它设有狗腿式的门廊和一个古典风格的三角山墙,位于拱形入口上方。建筑的外观在135年后依然保持不变,许多原始的内部细节仍然存在。
早期的居民中有几户富裕的家庭,包括匈牙利的费斯特提克斯子爵和子爵夫人。多种家庭相继在此居住,随后这栋房屋最终被改造成公寓。1980年,这座房屋被一家作家家庭购买,他们在自家的办公室里创作了一系列畅销书。这座“多代同堂的家”设有四个独立的居住空间。 “业主的复式公寓”,带有三间卧室,位于花园和客厅层,配有私家后花园出入通道。另有一间三卧室的复式公寓横跨第二和第三层;两个一卧室公寓占据顶层。
在超过6000平方英尺的空间内,新业主将有多种选择:升级并将其保留为四个独立的居住空间(具有收入潜力);创建一个带电梯的单户住宅;或两者的某种组合。可能性无穷无尽,因为这栋建筑将空置交付。
入口和业主的复式公寓
进入这栋住宅需沿着狗腿式的门廊走上去,通过雕刻的橡木门,来到门廊和业主的复式公寓。一座雕刻的橡木楼梯,带有狮子头的设计,通往楼上的单位。业主住房的客厅层保持着上个世纪一些无价的建筑特色:12英尺6寸的高天花板、硬木地板、裸露的砖墙、宏伟的口袋门和木材壁炉。从一端到另一端,客厅、画廊和餐厅无缝连接,宽达51英尺。餐厅外的甲板通向宁静的花园,花园内有成熟的阴凉树、季节性花卉和一个鲤鱼池/喷泉。
沿着室内楼梯下行,业主复式公寓的花园层设有一间超大的主卧室,配有多个衣柜和内置橱柜,以及一个宽敞的连接浴室。两间额外的卧室面向花园,共用走道浴室。通往街道的前门提供一个遮蔽的自行车存放空间,以及垃圾、回收和堆肥的独立区域。
地下室目前包含一个洗衣房、办公室和多个储藏空间。这1000平方英尺的空间可以轻松容纳健身房、酒窖等更多功能。
二楼/三楼复式公寓
高达10英尺的裸露砖墙、木燃壁炉和造型优美的橡木楼梯是这套复式单元的一些突出特点。客厅和书房的大窗户面向花园。双长度的走廊厨房打开到一个明亮通透的餐厅,提供树木环绕的街道景观。另一个房间和一间全浴室(可供客人或住家帮工使用)…
GRAND 20’ BROWNSTONE WITH RICH HERITAGE -- PRIME UWS MUSEUM PARK BLOCK
MULTI-FAMILY OR SINGLE FAMILY — YOU CHOOSE
CURRENTLY: 4-Family w/ZERO Rental Restrictions - Market Rate Rentals - Delivered Vacant if Desired
CAN BE: Ideal Income Producer or Supreme Single Family (or Hybrid of Both!)
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 burning fireplace. From end to end, the seamless combination of living room, gallery and dining room spans a grand 51 feet. Off the dining room, a deck leads down to the tranquil garden, highlighted by mature shade trees, seasonal flowers, and a koi pond/
fountain.
Upon descending the interior staircase, the garden level of the owner’s duplex features an oversized primary bedroom, with multiple closets and built-in cabinetry, and a spacious en-suite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms face the garden and share a hall bath. A front entry to the street offers a sheltered bicycle space, and separate areas for garbage, recycling and compost.
The cellar currently contains a laundry room, office, and multiple storage areas. The 1,000 sq ft space could easily accommodate a gym, wine cellar, and more.
2ND/3RD FLOOR DUPLEX APARTMENT
A soaring 10’ high exposed brick wall, a wood-burning fireplace, and a sculptural oak staircase are a few of the outstanding characteristics of this duplex unit. Large windows face the garden from the living room and den. A double-length galley kitchen opens to a light and airy dining room, offering a tree-lined street exposure. Another room and full bath (which could be used for guests or live-in help) l
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