57 W 86th St, Manhattan, NY 10024

Iconic 43-ft Wide Mixed-Use Building on Prime UWS Block<br><br>Originally known as The Corn Exchange Bank, an iconic 43-ft wide mixed-use four-story building located at 57 West 86 Street, between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West, one of the most prime blocks in the heart of the Upper West Side.<br><br>Built in 1930, the building encompasses 13, 290-sf including 9, 090-sf of residential space and 4, 200-sf of retail space. There are 11 free market apartments, 1 rent stabilized apartment, and 43-ft wide of retail storefront space including 4, 200-sf above ground and 3, 500-sf on the lower level. All of the residences have soaring pre-war ceilings and large windows. The retail space has extra-tall storefront windows and 15ft ceilings.<br><br>There is a rare opportunity to combine this building with the neighboring building at 55 West 86 Street, creating 63-ft wide of total frontage, over 21, 000 of interior square footage, and additional air rights. There are endless possibilities with this incredibly rare combination opportunity, from a condo conversion to a one-residence home.<br><br>This location cannot be surpassed; in the heart of the West Side and all that it has to offer, right in between Central Park and Riverside Park. Nearby transportation includes the 1, B, C subways and various buses including the 86th Street crosstown. It is less than 1 block to Central Park, and B, C train. <br><br>Please reach out for additional information.

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