A landmarked brownstone at 320 West 75th Street, built in 1892, is now listed for $7.2 million. The five-story townhouse offers over 5,000 square feet just steps from Riverside Park.

The five-story brownstone at 320 West 75th Street hit StreetEasy this morning, making it one of the priciest new listings on the Upper West Side this week. Compass agents Sharon Held and Deanna Kory are marketing the 18-foot-wide townhouse, which is currently configured as an owner’s duplex over three floor-through rental units.

The property sits within the Riverside-West End Historic District, a coveted stretch between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive. Owner Michael Feldman, who purchased the building in 2001 for $2.3 million, told NYC Pulse he spent over a decade restoring brownstone details, including original fireplaces, woodwork, and the stoop. “We wanted to keep the 1890s soul but make it work for today’s living,” Feldman said.

Inside, the owner’s duplex features a parlor floor with 11-foot ceilings, pocket doors, and a south-facing bay window. The lower rental units are currently leased month-to-month; the brokers say the building can be delivered vacant. According to the listing, there’s also a landscaped backyard and a roof terrace with Midtown views. Taxes are $41,568 per year.

The West 75th Street block, just off Riverside Park, has seen a handful of similar brownstone trades in the past six months, with two neighboring properties closing north of $6 million. Feldman says the timing felt right: “Bigger spaces are back in demand uptown, and these houses don’t come up often.”

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes 320 West 75th Street notable?

This address is a five-story, 18-foot-wide brownstone built in 1892 and part of the Riverside-West End Historic District. It retains many original details, features a flexible multi-unit layout, and offers both backyard and rooftop outdoor spaces. Its preservation and proximity to Riverside Park add to its appeal.

Who is selling the building, and what is the asking price?

Michael Feldman, who has owned and restored the property since 2001, is the seller. The asking price is $7.2 million. The listing is handled by Sharon Held and Deanna Kory of Compass, and the property can be delivered vacant.

How does this listing compare to recent Upper West Side sales?

In the past six months, brownstones on West 75th have traded between $6 and $8 million, reflecting demand for larger, historic homes. 320 West 75th Street’s price aligns with recent neighborhood transactions and offers both historic charm and modernized features.

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