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23 West 69th Street
Townhouse located in Upper West Side, between Central Park West & Columbus Avenue
$9,250,000
($1,428 per ft2)
| 8 beds, 8.5 baths | Approx. 6,476 ft2
254 days on Market
Townhouse Facts
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Year Built: 1892Minimum Down: 20%Total Floors: 5Listed: Apr 12, 2024Last Price Change: ($700,000) on Sep 6Days on Market: 254Building Type: TownhouseNeighborhood: Central Park West (Manhattan)Listing viewed 169 times
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$7,393
Total Taxes & Fees:
$7,393
($1.14/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$49,133
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$56,526
($8.73/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($1,850,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Prime Location: This property is located in the prestigious Central Park West neighborhood, on a quiet, picturesque, tree-lined block. It's in close proximity to the cultural epicenter of the city, including Lincoln Center, The Met Opera, Juilliard, LaGuardia High School for the Performing Arts, Fordham University, and Columbus Circle.
- Flexible Configuration: Currently configured as a 5-unit multi-family income producing building, it can be reconfigured as a grand 7-story single-family home with DOB approved plans. Alternatively, it can be reconfigured as a live/work home, or a large owner’s home with income-producing units.
- Unique Features: The property includes a garden roof deck, finished spa basement with pool, and a rear wall of glass. It also features private outdoor space, five decorative fireplaces, and a commercial-grade elevator.
- Architectural Significance: Built by well-regarded architect, Gilbert A. Schellenger, in the Renaissance Revival style, this pre-war building was constructed in 1892.
- Strong Investment: With a strong rent roll and low vacancy rate, this property is a solid investment opportunity.
- Abundant Natural Light: The property is filled with abundant natural light, enhancing the beauty of the interior spaces and providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Description
Configured as a 5-unit multi-family income producing building, this Central Park home can also be reconfigured as a grand 7-story single-family home with DOB approved plans that includes six bedrooms, a garden roof deck, finished spa basement with pool, and a rear wall of glass. (See renderings for Living Room, Kitchen, and Spa Floor).
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 stories + cellar.
In its current configuration, distinct features include private outdoor space associated with three of the five apartments, five decorative fireplaces, and a commercial-grade elevator.
Surrounded by low landmark-protected townhouses, the home is filled with abundant natural light.
As a rental property, the house has a strong rent roll and low vacancy rate with its prime location. Alternatively, it can be reconfigured as a live/work home, or a large owner’s home with income-producing units. With a lovely, tranquil, and picturesque prime location, five well-proportioned and desirable duplex, and triplex apartments, this is an incredible opportunity.
This is a co-exclusive with Leslie J. Garfield.
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 stories + cellar.
In its current configuration, distinct features include private outdoor space associated with three of the five apartments, five decorative fireplaces, and a commercial-grade elevator.
Surrounded by low landmark-protected townhouses, the home is filled with abundant natural light.
As a rental property, the house has a strong rent roll and low vacancy rate with its prime location. Alternatively, it can be reconfigured as a live/work home, or a large owner’s home with income-producing units. With a lovely, tranquil, and picturesque prime location, five well-proportioned and desirable duplex, and triplex apartments, this is an incredible opportunity.
This is a co-exclusive with Leslie J. Garfield.
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Building Amenities
- Pre War
Listing courtesy of
Corcoran Group
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