Invictus Property Advisors is pleased to announce the successful sale of 132 West 73rd Street, a vacant 8-unit townhouse located on one of the Upper West Side's most coveted residential blocks between Columbus Avenue and Amsterdam Avenue, a block and a half from Central Park.
Originally constructed in 1884 by renowned architect James Edward Ware, the five-story Neo-Grec brownstone contains approximately 4,892 square feet plus a finished basement and outdoor garden. Delivered fully vacant, the property presented a rare opportunity for an investor, developer, or end user to reposition a historic asset in a premier Manhattan location.
The building had benefited from significant capital improvements in recent years, including a new roof and skylight, façade repointing, cornice restoration, and window refurbishments. Architectural details such as oak strip flooring, soaring ceilings, an original grand staircase, and a wet sprinkler system further enhanced the property's appeal.
Located steps from Central Park, Lincoln Center, and the neighborhood's premier dining, retail, and transportation options, 132 West 73rd Street generated substantial interest from investors and end users alike.
We would like to thank all parties involved for their professionalism and cooperation throughout the transaction.
For information regarding this sale or similar opportunities throughout Manhattan, please contact Invictus Property Advisors.
