Ile alaworan awọ limestone ti a ṣe daradara ni 578 W. 183rd Street nfunni ni adalu pipe ti ẹwa aṣa New York, awọn ilọsiwaju igbalode ati aaye igbesi aye ti a le gbe. Ni lọwọlọwọ ti a ṣe iṣeto bi ile idile meji, ile naa n pese anfani nla fun awọn olumulo ikẹhin ati awọn oludokoowo. Ti o ba n wa ile alaworan nla pẹlu awọn ogiri giga, alaye akoko, awọn ferese nla ati imọlẹ ti o pọ, maṣe padanu eyi.

Iṣalẹ ile naa ni ẹya ọkan ti a ṣe deede pẹlu ọkan ati idamẹta awọn baluwe ati awọn ile itaja, ti nfunni ni iraye taara si ọgba ti a ṣe lẹwa—ti o dara fun BBQ ọgba, jijẹ, ikole ọgba, tabi isinmi alaafia. Tun wa ni ibi isalẹ nla, ti a le ya ni apa fun ipamọ tabi lo fun ile-iṣẹ iṣẹ, ile-iwosan, studio, ati bẹbẹ lọ.

Ile oluwa naa ni awọn ipele oke ati pe o ni awọn yara ti o tobi to, kọọkan pẹlu adiro ina. Ile naa ni awọn yara 4 ati awọn baluwe 2 pipe, pẹlu ẹwa tẹlẹ ogun ni awọn ipele pupọ, ati pe o ni imọran lati gbe ni itunu ati kikopa. Ipele Parlor ni awọn ipin elegan, pẹlu agbegbe gbigbe to gbooro, ile itaja, ati ile kitchen nla, pẹlu adiro ina ni gbogbo yara, ti a ṣe apẹrẹ fun iṣẹ ṣiṣe ati aṣa. Awọn ẹya imọ-ẹkọ atilẹba pẹlu awọn apẹrẹ plaster ni awọn ogiri ile itaja, awọn ilẹkun apoti ati awọn alaye Victorian atilẹba.

Ni oke, iwọ yoo rii awọn yara ti o tobi meji ati baluwe pipe ni kọọkan ilẹ, ti o pese aaye to fun idile, awọn alejo, tabi eto ọfiisi ile. Ipele oke tun pẹlu yara itaja ti a yan fun itunu afikun.

Ile naa ti tunse daradara si iyebiye rẹ ti 1897 ni 2013. O ti ni ilọsiwaju ni iṣan ti ie-iṣoro fun alaafia igba pipẹ, pẹlu awọn eto ina ati omi ti a ṣe imudojuiwọn patapata, pẹlu awọn panẹli ipin ita ti o yapa ni kọọkan ilẹ. Awọn ilẹkun igi titun pẹlu awọn inlays maple ti fi sori ẹrọ ni ipele Parlor. Awọn ilọsiwaju afikun pẹlu tanki omi gbigbona ti o jẹ ọdun 2 ati aabo gaasi ti o wa fun ọdun 10. Pẹlu oju-ile limestone rẹ ti ko ni akoko, iṣeto oniruru, ati aaye ti ita ti o ni itara, ohun-ini yii ni anfani ti o nira lati ni ile alaworan aṣa ni agbegbe Manhattan ti o ni ẹdun.

Ipo nitosi ile-ẹkọ Yeshiva, ipo yii nfunni ni adalu ti aṣa, itunu, ati igbesi aye. Ni igba diẹ sẹyin, iwọ yoo rii ẹwa ojulowo ti Fort Tryon Park, itan The Cloisters, ati awọn ọna ikọkọ ti o lẹwa lẹgbẹẹ Ọkàn Hudson.

Agbegbe naa n tẹsiwaju lati dagbasoke pẹlu awọn kafe tuntun ti o ni ọpọlọpọ ati awọn ile ounje agbegbe ti o lẹwa, ti o ṣẹda imọ-inu ile-iṣẹ ti o ni alawọ. Awọn ibudo diẹ si guusu, ibi ibudo ọkọ akero George Washington ti a ṣe atunṣe laipe ni awọn ẹsẹ mẹrin ti o ju 100,000 square feet ti ile itaja, pẹlu Marshalls, Fine Fare Supermarket, Gap Outlet, ati Blink Fitness.

Iṣipopada jẹ irọrun pupọ, pẹlu ọkọ oju irin A ti o wa ni etikun—ti n pese gbigbe iṣẹju 20 lọ si Midtown—pẹlú iraye si ọkọ oju irin 1 ati ọpọlọpọ awọn ila ọkọ akero (M4, M5, M98).

Ṣawari apakan yi ti Manhattan ti n dagba, ati pe o rọrun lati rii idi ti ọpọlọpọ awọn New Yorkers ọlọgbọn fi ni itara nilo ibi—n wa gidi didara igbesi aye laisi idiwọ.

Boyá o n wa lati gbe ni ọkan ninu awọn apakan nigba ti o n ṣe owo ninu omiiran, tabi n wa idoko-owo ti o lagbara ni agbegbe Manhattan ti n dagba, ohun-ini yii n funni ni mejeeji iṣakoso ati iye.

This beautifully maintained limestone townhouse at 578 W. 183rd Street offers the perfect blend of classic New York charm, modern upgrades and flexible living space. Currently configured as a two-family residence, the home presents an excellent opportunity for both end-users and investors. If you are looking for a grand townhouse with high ceilings, period details, huge windows and abundant light, don’t miss this one.

The ground floor features a well-appointed one-bedroom apartment with one and a half baths and laundry, offering direct access to a private landscaped backyard—ideal for outdoor BBQ's, dining, gardening, or quiet relaxation. There is also a large, open basement that could be either rented separately for storage or used for a workshop, gym, studio, etc.

The owner’s triplex spans the upper levels and has generously sized bedrooms, each with a fireplace. The home is comprised of 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, with pre-war charm across multiple levels, and is thoughtfully laid out for comfortable living and entertaining. The Parlor floor boasts elegant proportions, featuring a spacious living area, dining foyer, and a large kitchen, with a fireplace in each room, designed for both functionality and style. Original architectural features include plaster designs in the foyer walls, pocket doors and original Victorian details.

Upstairs, you’ll find two generously sized bedrooms and a full bath on each floor, providing ample space for family, guests, or a home office setup. The top floor also includes a dedicated laundry room for added convenience.

The home was thoughtfully restored to its 1897 splendor in 2013. It has been mechanically upgraded for long-term peace of mind, with fully updated electrical and plumbing systems, including separate split breaker panels on each floor. New hardwood floors with maple inlays have been installed on the Parlor level. Additional improvements include a hot water tank just 2 years old and a gas boiler approximately 10 years old. With its timeless limestone façade, versatile layout, and inviting outdoor space, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a classic townhouse in a vibrant Manhattan neighborhood.

Positioned near Yeshiva University, this location offers a dynamic blend of culture, convenience, and lifestyle. Just moments away, you’ll find the scenic beauty of Fort Tryon Park, the historic The Cloisters, and picturesque bicycling trails along the Hudson River.

The neighborhood continues to evolve with an array of new cafés and charming local restaurants, creating a vibrant community feel. A few blocks south, the recently redeveloped George Washington Bridge Bus Station features over 100,000 square feet of retail, including Marshalls, Fine Fare Supermarket, Gap Outlet, and Blink Fitness.

Transportation is exceptionally convenient, with the A express train just around the corner—providing a quick 20-minute commute to Midtown—along with easy access to the 1 train and multiple bus lines (M4, M5, M98).

Discover this thriving pocket of Manhattan, and it’s easy to see why so many savvy New Yorkers are drawn here—seeking true quality of life without compromise.

Whether you’re looking to live in one unit while generating income from the other, or seeking a strong investment in a thriving Manhattan neighborhood, this property delivers both flexibility and value.