(Douglas Elliman)
Nothing beats the charm and character of a full-bodied brownstone on the Upper West Side. For those of you who agree, new to the market last week, is a rare townhouse condo at 44 West 76th Street. The four-bedroom triplex is perched atop a landmarked brownstone a half block away from Central Park. Its 2,700-square-feet of interiors are caressed by natural light flowing in from multiple skylights and ornate sets of oversized windows.
Details original to the 1880s house abound and are masterfully complemented by contemporary interventions. The home can be accessed by a key-in elevator that opens to a mid-level main floor with an entrance hall, living room, kitchen and double-height dining room. The private lower level has the three bedrooms including a grandly-proportioned master suite with an en-suite bath and walk-in closet. On the home’s third level are two terraces, a home office, and a family room/spare bedroom. This rare and beautiful condo offering is listed for $4.375 million ($1,633 per ft²).
Details original to the 1880s house abound and are masterfully complemented by contemporary interventions. The home can be accessed by a key-in elevator that opens to a mid-level main floor with an entrance hall, living room, kitchen and double-height dining room. The private lower level has the three bedrooms including a grandly-proportioned master suite with an en-suite bath and walk-in closet. On the home’s third level are two terraces, a home office, and a family room/spare bedroom. This rare and beautiful condo offering is listed for $4.375 million ($1,633 per ft²).
Photos via Douglas Elliman
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Living room (Douglas Elliman)
Living Room (Douglas Elliman)
Kitchen (Douglas Elliman)
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Bedroom (Douglas Elliman)
Family room/ spare bedroom (Douglas Elliman)
View to the southeast looking at the San Remo (Douglas Elliman)
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