Originally built by the architect J.W. Davison in 1895, 306 West 78th Street is the third in a series of four town homes designed in the Renaissance Revival style.

The 18' wide property contains a modern, light, and spacious owner's triplex plus seven additional free-market rental units. Including the finished basement, total interior space exceeds 6,000 square feet.

It is ideal for conversion to a single-family home, for use by a live-in owner looking to offset expenses with rental income, or for an investor looking for a high-income ($456,600 rent roll) rental property with a strong return on investment.

Ideally situated on a picturesque Upper West Side townhouse block with south-facing garden, this historic home is in close to proximity to Riverside Park, excellent schools, transportation, fine shopping and dining, and Lincoln Centre.