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The Marbury is an 8-story Beaux-Arts building in Manhattan's Upper West Side, originally built in 1901 and renovated as a condominium in 2019. The building features 14 apartments with high ceilings and elegant finishes, along with amenities such as an attended lobby, landscaped garden, residents' lounge, and a convertible dining/billiards room.
The Marbury, at 164 West 74th Street in the Upper West Side's Broadway Corridor, is an 8-story building erected in 1901 and renovated as a condominium in 2019. Barry Rice Architects have carefully restored the landmarked Beaux-Arts façade, designed by the preeminent turn-of-the-century firm of Buchman & Fox, while Winter McDermott Designs crafted the Old World-styled amenities and apartment interiors.
The 14 apartments include two penthouses and two garden units. All units feature high ceilings, elegant finishes, and large windows with beautiful treetop and city views. Amenities include an attended lobby, a landscaped and furnished garden, a residents' lounge with wine storage, a wood-paneled dining room that converts to a billiards room, and a bike room. It is located between Central Park and Riverside Park, and is surrounded by top local restaurants, shopping, and cultural institutions.
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