336 Convent Avenue is a four story prewar rental at the corner of Convent Avenue and West 144th Street, distinguished by its Queen Anne design and medieval inspired brownstone façade. Built in 1892 for developer William De Forest Jr. by architect Robert Dry, it is defined by a faceted corner tower and conical cap.
The building measures 25 by 60 feet on a 25 by 95 foot lot and contains a small collection of free market apartments ranging from studios to two bedroom layouts. The apartments have individual configurations within the four story brownstone, while the property retains the scale and architectural details of a single historic residence.
336 Convent is in Hamilton Heights, where tree lined, landmarked blocks preserve the area’s former country estate streetscape. It sits just north of the historic City College campus, with Columbia University two train stops away. Its corner position on Convent Avenue and West 144th Street is an uncommon feature in this part of the neighborhood.
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