36 East 73rd Street, New York, NY 10021

Located one block from Central Park, 36 East 73rd Street, New York, NY 10021 is a landmark townhouse originally constructed in 1887 and reconfigured in 1910 with a neoclassical limestone and brick facade. The 5-story building includes a basement and is situated just off Madison Avenue on a tree-lined block. Zoned for both residential and multiple business classes, the property offers redevelopment opportunities on a 20' x 87' parcel. The interior space measures approximately 6,730 square feet, with an additional 500 square feet of exterior space, totaling approximately 8,070 square feet including the lower level. Currently, the building features a two-floor antique gallery with an approximately 1,340 square foot footprint on the ground and first floors, along with approximately 1,340 square feet of lower-level space highlighted by glass vitrines at street level. A separate residential entrance provides elevator access to two residential units, including a full-floor unit and a duplex, for a total of four units. A large elevator, designed for transporting artwork and furniture, connects each level, accompanied by a separate staircase. The upper three residential floors contain two full-floor rental apartments, which can be combined into a triplex with a roof deck or converted into other layouts. The property includes 10,500 square feet of air rights, allowing for an additional half floor of interior space and a developable roof terrace. The location is adjacent to high-end Madison Avenue boutiques, with access to Upper East Side cultural and recreational landmarks, benefiting from foot traffic and public transportation links. The property can be converted back to a full residential townhouse, with the possibility of adding a half floor with a north terrace. It can also be converted to a full buildable lot, with the possibility of adding a half floor with a north terrace.