325 West 76th Street is a historic five story townhouse on the Upper West Side, designed by Charles T. Mott for Edward Jones, a founder of Dow Jones. Built in 1900, it has a Renaissance Revival façade of stone, Roman brick, arches, columns, and a pressed metal cornice decorated with lion heads. A gut renovation completed in 2004 and 2005 converted the residence into a single family mansion while retaining its original architectural elements.
The house is organized across five floors with six bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and three half bathrooms. Original details include a substantial wood entrance door, restored moldings, banisters, wainscoting, and a fireplace with decorative paneling, while the updated interiors add an open parlour level, a high end kitchen, a private screening room, a game room with a full bar, and a family room with built in shelving. The garden level opens to a private landscaped garden with blue stone, a stone fountain, foliage, and a privacy fence.
Two additional roof levels create outdoor space with Hudson River views, including a grand front terrace and a two level roof deck. Riverside Park is steps away, while Zabar's, Fairway, Citarella's, and the Beacon Theatre are close by on the Upper West Side. The combination of townhouse scale, preserved Renaissance Revival detailing, and extensive private outdoor space gives the property a distinctly residential character on a Riverside Park block.
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