13 W 89th St, New York, NY 10024

Welcome to 13 West 89th Street, a classic brownstone built in 1894 by architects Neville & Bagge in the Renaissance Revival style. Offering the potential for single-family conversion, an appealing live-with-income or investment opportunity, this property is located just two brownstones west of Central Park West. The 19.5-foot wide, 5-unit home spans approximately 6,395 square feet and is currently configured to maximize both luxurious living and rental income.

The owner’s duplex, comprising the 2nd and 3rd levels, features 11’8” ceiling heights on the parlor level, creating an airy and grand atmosphere. Designed in a clean and modern style, the parlor level features a formal living and dining space, an office, and an eat-in kitchen. The office benefits from exceptional natural light and a thoughtful layout, making it an ideal space for working from home. A standout design element is the wrap-around staircase with a floating stair, seamlessly blending form and function while adding a touch of architectural elegance. The third floor features a flexible rear wing that can serve as a playroom, office, or additional living area, two bedrooms, and a washer and dryer for added convenience. The primary suite offers comfort and privacy, highlighted by a gorgeous and original wood-frame bay window that brings in incredible sunlight.

The 4th floor features a 2-bedroom floor-through apartment with an in-unit washer-dryer and private terrace, perfect for enjoying outdoor space and sunlight. The top floor hosts two one-bedroom apartments, both ideal for rental income or accommodating guests. The garden unit is a spacious 2-bedroom residence with private garden access, providing a tranquil respite in the heart of the city.

As the building will be delivered vacant, there is optionality for a single-family conversion or the opportunity to live expense-free in a live-with-income property. Located just steps from Central Park, this neighborhood includes top Manhattan schools, restaurants, shopping, and cultural institutions—offering the best of Upper West Side living.