Rare property designed by the renowned architect Clarence True in the Romanesque Revival and Renaissance Revival styles in 1891. This nearly 10,000 s.f., 21'-wide, 3-unit building consists of an approximately 6,000 s.f. beautifully renovated owner's unit and  two large renovated units below, perfect for producing high income or creating a family compound. 

Features of the property include an elevator, high ceilings, abundant light and air due to the coveted east/west exposure, a generously sized garden shared between the two lower units, a bright and stunning penthouse with city and sunset views and a large finished roof terrace, all spread across nearly 10,000 s.f. of interior space.

The size of the building and current layout allow for endless possibilities such as living with income, conversion to a luxurious single-family mansion, or built-in luxury space for friends and family. Located on the convenient and peaceful West End Avenue, one of the only Avenues in the City with no running buses, the unique east/west exposure allows light to flood through the home at all hours of the day. The property is in close proximity to Riverside and Central Parks, top schools, excellent dining and shopping, and the Museum of Natural History.

The Manhattan townhouse market demonstrated steady and positive performance in 2024, with pricing and sales volume reflecting both stability and growth. Transaction volume rose modestly by 1% year-over-year, surpassing $2B in gross sales. Meanwhile, average prices increased by 8%, and the average price per square foot (PPSF) climbed by 10%, showing that buyers are active in the marketplace and the shortage of inventory is helping to prop up prices. Of the 261 transactions, 112 were single family sales.One of the year's most notable transactions was the sale of 138-140 West 11th Street, a stunning 45-foot-wide, meticulously renovated single-family townhouse that sold for $72.5M. This was followed by a $56M sale of a grand Upper East Side single-family home at 4 East 79th Street.A key takeaway from the year-to-date figures is that townhouse pricing on a price per square foot basis has risen significantly across Manhattan, largely driven by a handful of standout sales in prestigious neighborhoods such as the West Village and the Upper East Side. Additionally, neighborhoods like the East Village, Gramercy, and Greenwich Village experienced remarkable increases in transaction volume, highlighting the growing demand for townhouses in both established and emerging areas.The consistent transaction volumes and rising prices underscore the enduring appeal of Manhattan townhouses as both valuable investments and coveted residences. As we move into the new year, the market remains strong with 43 townhouses currently in contract.

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350 West End Avenue

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