44 W 94th St, New York, NY 10025

Property Description

Just moments from Central Park on one of the Upper West Side’s most picturesque tree-lined blocks, 44 West 94th Street is a beautifully restored 1888 townhouse that seamlessly combines historic architectural character with modern living. Designed by architect Increase M. Grenell, the home retains many of its original details, including restored millwork, soaring ceilings, oversized doors, and multiple decorative fireplaces. Thoughtfully renovated throughout, it offers the rare combination of nineteenth-century elegance and contemporary comfort. The home’s layout is exceptionally well suited for both everyday living and entertaining. The gracious Parlor Floor features oversized windows at both exposures, abundant natural light, and views of mature trees that create an uncommon sense of privacy and tranquility in the heart of Manhattan. At the Garden Level, a large open kitchen, dining area, and family room form the true heart of the home. Skylights flood the space with natural light, while the south-facing garden provides a seamless extension of the living space and enjoys open views across neighboring low-rise townhouses. Occupying an entire floor, the Primary Suite is a private retreat featuring a large south-facing terrace, extensive custom closets, and a spa-like bath that thoughtfully blends historic and contemporary design. Two additional bedrooms occupy the top floor, each with an ensuite bath, skylights, and charming architectural details. Throughout the home, southern light, garden views, and mature trees create a connection to nature rarely found in New York City townhouse living. Located on a coveted Central Park block, the home is moments from the park itself, major transportation, celebrated Upper West Side restaurants, neighborhood markets including Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, cultural institutions, and many of the city’s most sought-after schools. 44 West 94th Street offers a rare opportunity to own a move-in ready historic townhouse that balances architectural pedigree, modern functionality, and an exceptional connection to light, greenery, and the surrounding neighborhood.