36 West 71st Street is a 20 foot wide, Renaissance Revival row house designed by John H. Duncan (Grant's Tomb; Sailor's and Soldier's Memorial) and constructed in 1887. Located on one of the most desirable residential blocks in New York City, the home is the center structure in an original row of five built in similar style, all of which remain. The three center houses each have their original stoops intact. 36 west 71st Street is currently configured as four units, including a beautifully renovated owner's triplex with lovely south-facing garden, and three floor-through apartments on the upper floors renovated to luxury standards. The top unit is a duplex with penthouse addition and multiple terraces front and rear. The traditional rear extension has been expanded to the entire 20 foot width of the property and rises four stories adding significant square footage above grade. Elegantly appointed and possessing arguably the most abundant light and air available in any townhouse, 36 West 71st Street could be occupied "turn-key" in its present condition or easily converted into a spectacular single-family home.
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