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Historic 1904 Neo-Georgian mansion with five residences featuring soaring ceilings, original woodwork, and a rare garden duplex. Park block location at Central Park West with turn-of-the-century elegance and modern conveniences.
18 West 74th Street is a five residence co op in a 1904, five story, 25 foot wide Neo Georgian mansion on the Upper West Side, one of the last private houses built on the West Side of Manhattan. It forms part of the group of West 74th Street mansions developed by the Clark family, two decades after the family built the Dakota, and is located on a park block at Central Park West.
The building’s most distinctive layout is a two level duplex that places its principal living spaces on the parlor level and its bedrooms below, with direct access to a private landscaped garden. The garden was designed by architect and designer Charles Warren and featured in Pocket Gardens by James Grayson Trulove; its details include cast iron City Seals created by sculptor Rene P. Chamberlain, originally mounted along the former West Side Highway.
Apartment interiors retain substantial turn of the century character, including carved woodwork, mahogany beam details, original moldings, hardwood floors, and fireplaces. Ceiling heights reported across the residences range from 10 to 18 feet, while modern updates include renovated kitchens and baths, air conditioning, in unit laundry, heated bathroom floors, and private storage. The building also has an original grand staircase and a formal entrance lobby.
Central Park is immediately outside the block, with Lincoln Center, neighborhood restaurants, cultural institutions, shops, and the Upper West Side’s daily amenities close by. The co op permits up to 40 percent financing and does not allow dogs.
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