126 West 78Th St New York, NY 10024

Located on a coveted, tree-lined block on the Upper West Side, this 19-foot landmark brownstone, designed by architect Rafael Guastavino and completed in 1886, is known as the Albert Lilienthal House. The Renaissance Revival residence currently features an expansive owner's triplex on the first three levels, two two-bedroom apartments on the fourth and fifth floors, and a ground floor studio. The three market-rate rental units will be delivered vacant, along with the owner's triplex. The multi-family brownstone totals 5,139 square feet. The owner's triplex includes exposed brick, wainscot ceilings, two living areas, hardwood and ceramic flooring, and a kitchen with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, stainless steel appliances, and a glass-ceilinged dining area. There is also an office nook, powder room, and private patio. The parlor floor contains a formal living room, a guest bedroom with full en-suite bath, and a solarium-style office. The upper level features the primary suite with a walk-in closet and en-suite bath, a second bedroom with a full bath and sitting area, and a laundry room with washer and dryer. The ground-floor studio has a separate entry, whitewashed brick accent wall, kitchenette, and bathroom with a bathtub. The fourth and fifth floor apartments each have a living room, kitchen, two south-facing bedrooms, and a full bath. The fourth floor apartment is renovated, while the fifth floor features an open kitchen plan and Moorish-arched windows. The property is located near the Museum of Natural History, Hayden Planetarium, Central and Riverside Parks, New York Historical Society, Equinox, playgrounds and dog parks, and dining and shopping.