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This modest red-brick apartment building features tall ceilings and an eclectic design with limestone accents and decorative elements. Built as a condominium in 1985, it offers 47 apartments, mostly studios, with a doorman and convenient access to restaurants, shops, and public transportation.
The Packard, built in 1985 at 176 West 86th Street, is an 11-story red-brick condominium building containing 47 units, predominantly studios. The building's architecture features a limestone base, distinctive double stringcourses at the second story, corner quoins on terrace parapets, and consistent fenestration throughout its façade.
Many apartments in the building are configured as duplex lofts with ceiling heights ranging from 13 to 15 feet. The building's amenities include a full-time doorman, keyed elevator, central laundry facilities, and is pet-friendly. Several units feature private terraces with city views.
Situated in the Upper West Side between Central Park and Riverside Park, The Packard offers convenient access to public transportation via the 1, B, and C trains at 86th Street and the M86 crosstown bus. The neighborhood is well-established with numerous restaurants, boutiques, and shopping options within walking distance.
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