64 West 87th Street

64 West 87th Street is a beautifully renovated, elevatored, limestone, single-family townhome designed in 1895 by the renowned architect Clarence True in the Jacobean Revival style. This home seamlessly marries historical detail with all of today’s modern conveniences. Spread across 6 floors, all serviced by an elevator, are 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 powder rooms, 2 working gas fireplaces and 2 decorative formerly gas fireplaces, a private tranquil garden, four additional outdoor terraces, and 3 floors of bright and airy living and entertaining space. Upon entering the home on the first floor, you are greeted by a grand foyer complete with an original (decorative) fireplace, oak flooring and pristine millwork.

Beyond the foyer is the chef-style kitchen, featuring limestone flooring, soapstone countertops, custom cabinetry, a climate controlled wine room, and top tier appliances including brands such as Subzero and Bertazzoni. The eat-in kitchen leads into the peaceful south-facing garden fixed with a gas line for grilling. Below the first floor is the finished cellar which contains a spacious gym, movie theater/rec room and mechanicals.

The ornate staircase leads to the parlor floor, which starts with an open landing with beautiful millwork, and leads into the formal living and dining rooms. On the third floor is the primary suite, comprised of a large primary bedroom in the rear, luxurious spa-like primary bath in the center, as well as a study or sitting room in the front overlooking the quiet tree-lined block. The fourth and fifth floors each have a pair of large bedrooms with ensuite baths.

The top three floors also each have outdoor space, in addition to the stunning finished roof deck space. 64 West 87th Street is situated on one of the prettiest townhouse blocks in the West 80s, a stone’s throw from Central Park and in very close proximity to top schools, premier dining and retail, public transportation and more. Move right in to this West Side gem.

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