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256 West 75th Street is a landmarked Queen Anne style townhouse built around 1900 and organized as a 10 unit co op. The approximately 18.5 foot wide, 102 foot deep building retains its original cornice while incorporating a contemporary renovation conceived by architect Ben Jeon with Catherine Belove Studio. The design combines wood floors, crown and picture moldings, ambient lighting, a smart home system, and 10 zone heating and air conditioning.
The building’s layouts are organized vertically around a garden level, parlor floor, upper bedroom floors, and roof deck. The parlor level has 11 foot ceilings and direct outdoor connections, while private terraces, balconies, a rear patio, a south facing landscaped garden of approximately 475 square feet, and rooftop space extend the residences outdoors. A separate street entrance serves the garden level, and the upper floors include layouts with private terraces and full floor suites.
The townhouse occupies a tree lined block between Broadway and West End Avenue, with Central Park two blocks north and Riverside Park one block west. The Museum of Natural History, Beacon Theatre, Fairway, Zabar’s, shops, restaurants, and the Hudson River Greenway are also close by. The 1, 2, and 3 trains stop at 72nd Street, south of the building.
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