Townhouses for Sale

This charming two-bedroom, one-bathroom residence perfectly blends historic industrial character with modern style, featuring a large open living and dining area defined by a stunning floor-to-ceiling exposed brick wall and warm hardwood floors. Sunlight pours through multiple oversized windows, illuminating a thoughtfully designed interior with crown molding, recessed lighting, and large closets throughout for ample storage.

Built in 1910 and thoughtfully reimagined for modern living, this distinguished 20-foot-wide, elevator townhouse seamlessly blends timeless architecture with contemporary sophistication. Perfectly positioned on a picturesque tree-lined block in the coveted Beekman-United Nations enclave, the residence offers exceptional privacy, scale, and views. Spanning five stories plus a cellar and encompassing approximately 7,000...

This Upper East Side limestone mansion is exceptional with much of its magnificent original details lovingly preserved. 18 East 76th is ideally located next door to the chic Surrey Hotel and Central Park between 5th and Madison Avenues, with the legendary Carlyle Hotel around the corner. Originally built in 1881 as a Victorian brownstone, Henry Block purchased it in 1906. He hired architect Henry Hertz to upgrade the house to...

The Barbara Jakobson Townhouse - A 20-Foot-Wide Architectural Gem on the Upper East Side 167 East 74th Street is a remarkable 20-foot-wide, five-story Upper East Side residence encompassing over 6,000 square feet of interior space. Distinguished by dramatic architectural volume, luminous interiors, and a spectacular double-height living room overlooking a private garden, the home offers a rare combination of scale, light, and...

20-foot Townhouse on Central Park Block, Live-with-Income or Ideal Future Single-familySHOWINGS: Wednesdays only from 11:00am to 12:30pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY24 West 85th Street is a distinguished, meticulously restored multi-family townhouse ideally positioned just off the park in the coveted Central Park West Historic District. Originally designed in the Neo-Grec style by Steinmetz & Carter in the late 19th century, the...

Built in 1892 by famed architecture firm Neville and Bagge, this 7,300sf 22 to 25ft wide renovated home is waiting for an owner / user with income, or investment purchaser. 110 West 81st Street is located on a landmark, treelined block across from the Museum of Natural History. It is currently configured as a 6 family home with owners duplex, floor-thru three bedroom, three one bedroom units and a top floor two bedroom. The...

Located on an exquisite tree-lined block just off Central Park West, this Renaissance Revival and Neo-Grec style townhome spans over 8,000 interior square feet and is 20 feet wide on a 102-foot lot. Notably, the owners have successfully secured a significant reduction in the property taxes since last listed, which are now approximately $36,654 annually (down from $173,000 annually) a meaningful improvement to the home's...

A 25' wide, five story, 20 unit multifamily is now offered by SERHANT. Improved with incredible care and detail, these rental units are in a prime location and each has their own Washer / Dryer. Four have private outdoor space - two roof decks, two duplexes with backyards. The owner utilized barn doors and excellent finishes throughout the space, and always chose quality over expediency. Now this cloister is available for a...

Enter a truly unique property, a rare brownstone condo on one of Chelsea’s most coveted, tree lined blocks. This three bedroom, 2.5 bath duplex residence occupies the parlor level of a classic 1910 brownstone and has been completely reimagined through a full, designer renovation by Tali Roth and was featured in Vogue Australia. Defined by an organic modernist aesthetic, every detail of this home has been thoughtfully...

Rising with quiet authority along one of Chelsea's most enchanting blocks, the Donac stands as a rare surviving expression of the neighborhood's earliest visionaries. Conceived in 1898 by celebrated mansion architect C. P. H. Gilbert, whose body of work includes the Warburg Mansion (now the Jewish Museum), the Cartier Building, and the Upper East Side's Woolworth Mansions, this graceful, 24-foot-wide Neo-Colonial landmark was...