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Historic 1896 townhouse on tree-lined Upper West Side block, steps from Central Park and Museum of Natural History. Pet-friendly co-op featuring exposed brick, hardwood floors, in-unit washers/dryers, and modern kitchens.
155 West 80th Street is a late 19th century Renaissance Revival townhouse on the Upper West Side, landmarked for its historic architecture and converted to a 10 unit co op in 1983. Set on a tree lined block between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, it retains the scale and character of the Central Park West Historic District.
The townhouse includes recurring duplex layouts, with living and sleeping areas arranged on separate levels. A distinctive duplex places its main living space on the parlor level and bedrooms below, along with a private planted garden. Apartments commonly have open layouts, exposed brick, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and in unit washer and dryers; renovated kitchens with stainless steel appliances, dishwashers, and stone or granite counters also recur.
The American Museum of Natural History is about a half block away, with Central Park just east and Riverside Park a few blocks west. Columbus Avenue's farmers market, Broadway, Amsterdam Avenue, and neighborhood shops and restaurants are close by. The 1 train stops at 79th Street, while the B and C trains stop at 81st Street, and the M79 crosstown bus runs nearby. The co op is pet friendly and described as well managed.
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