567 W 184th St, New York, NY 10033

Built in 1920, this 4,685-sf, 25-foot-wide apartment building features five equally sized 2-bedroom units. The property has been described as well-maintained and offers a practical renovation or reconfiguration opportunity for a new owner. Two vacant, south-facing, rent-stabilized units are stacked directly on top of one another and are positioned for potential renovation and combination into a larger owner’s unit. The remaining three units are rent-regulated, including two rent-stabilized units and one rent-controlled unit, and they will be delivered with tenants in place.

Located at 567 W. 184th Street in Washington Heights, the building benefits from a highly walkable, transit-rich setting, with walkScore listed at 85 and transitScore listed at 100. bikeScore is listed at 61. The mix of in-place income and vacant space supports both straightforward occupancy and phased improvements, depending on the purchaser’s plan.

For investors and owner-occupants, the two delivered vacant units provide a built-in path to create a custom residence while retaining the remaining rent-regulated units as ongoing cash-flow support. The property is also described as significantly under-built, with the current zoning code allowing a building more than twice its current size. Taken together, this structure offers immediate livability options in the vacant units, along with flexibility for future development under the stated zoning parameters.