Townhouses for Sale

Nestled mid-block on a coveted tree-lined street, 132 East 62nd Street is an elegant 20-foot-wide Italianate brownstone offering the rare opportunity to own a single-family residence that seamlessly marries historic grandeur with modern sophistication. Spanning five stories and 5,129 interior square feet with additional below grade space, the home features an expansive layout of sixteen well-proportioned rooms, thoughtfully...

Welcome to 245 East 52nd Street, a distinguished six-story, 5,940 square foot two-family townhouse located in the vibrant heart of Midtown East, nestled on a tranquil block between 2nd and 3rd Avenue. This prime location offers convenient walking access to Grand Central Terminal, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), and the United Nations Headquarters. Each elegant triplex unit boasts 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, private outdoor...

Originally built in 1895 by architect J.W. Davison, 306 West 78th Street is the third in a series of four townhouses designed in the Renaissance Revival style. The 18-foot-wide property comprises a modern, light-filled, and spacious owner’s duplex, plus seven additional rental units. The home offers approximately 5,648 square feet of interior space. 306 West 78th Street provides exceptional flexibility and optionality...

  Perfectly located in the heart of Gramercy, this charming pre-war one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment offers exclusive views of Stuyvesant Park. The living space is bathed in natural light through the oversized casement windows with eastern exposure, providing a bright and airy atmosphere. Recently renovated, the apartment features new hardwood floors with real American Walnut wood by PID flooring, decorative moldings...

Renter Currently In Place until January 2026 - Limited Access Welcome to Apartment 2B, where charm meets modern convenience in a space designed to impress. This thoughtfully reimagined junior one-bedroom combines the best of pre-war character with contemporary upgrades, offering a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city. Step into a light-filled sanctuary, where soaring 9'7" ceilings and two oversized north-facing windows...

5%+ Cap Rate! User/Purchaser or Investor Friendly Opportunity Welcome to the Sugar Hill Historic District of Hamilton Heights, a neighborhood filled with old growth trees and turn of the century townhouses sitting high above the valley of Central Harlem. Hamilton Heights is named after Alexander Hamilton, who built his home here. This is a neighborhood rich with history from jazz legends, the beautiful City College Campus and...

  At the crossroads of Chelsea and Hudson Yards, Apartment 2B at 359 West 30th Street delivers historic charm and unmatched convenience-Moynihan Train Hall and Penn Station are literally around the corner, while the High Line, world-class dining, and art galleries are just blocks away! Housed in a pair of 1920 townhouses with only twelve residences, this boutique co-op stands out with its classic red-brick facade, ivy...

Central Harlem | 3-Family Townhouse This elegant three-family townhouse in Central Harlem offers over a 4% cap rate—a rare opportunity to own a fully leased, 100% free-market property with strong income and long-term growth potential. It can also be reimagined as a beautiful single-family home. With 3,552 sq ft of interior space (including an 888 sq ft finished basement with a half bath), the residence features soaring...

Douglas Elliman Commercial as exclusive agent for ownership, is pleased to present for sale 336 West 23rd Street, a 25-foot wide, Italianate-style, mixed-use elevator townhouse situated in the vibrant neighborhood of Chelsea, NYC. Originally built in 1855 and rising with presence on a tree-lined block, 336 West 23rd Street is a free-market building that offers an extraordinary scale and flexibility rarely available in...

121 East 83rd Street presents a rare chance to own a historic 25-foot-wide Carriage House on a charming, tree-lined street in the heart of the Upper East Side, just blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile. This distinguished property boasts a rich history, having originally served as a private stable for Frank W. Woolworth, the retail magnate who founded the F.W. Woolworth Company. It later became the studio and private...