162 West 80th Street is a pre-war rental building completed in 1900, with four stories and 47 apartments on the Upper West Side’s Broadway Corridor. Its most distinctive configuration is a triplex residence arranged over three levels, an unusual vertical layout within the building’s mix of studios, one, two, and three bedroom apartments.
The apartments range from compact studios to large one bedroom layouts and larger homes, with hardwood floors, high ceilings, natural light, and substantial closet space recurring across the residences. Private outdoor space and renovated kitchens also appear among the apartment layouts, while some interiors retain details such as exposed brick.
The building has a laundry room and is maintained as a pre-war residential property. Apartment layouts include open living areas, dining space, and bedrooms sized for queen or king beds, with the larger homes offering more room for separate living and dining arrangements.
West 80th Street places the building between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues, amid the Upper West Side’s tree lined blocks, restaurants, markets, and shops. Central Park is several blocks east, while the Museum of Natural History and Riverside Park are both within the surrounding neighborhood.
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Brusco Group is a family-run Manhattan landlord known for modest prewar Upper West Side rental buildings. It focuses on classic walk-up apartments with features like fireplaces and balconies, appealing to renters who value neighborhood character over luxury amenities.
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