Richard Pretsfelder

251 West 99th Street is a four-story townhouse offering approximately 3,715 square feet, situated on a quiet, tree-lined block of Manhattan's Upper West Side. The home features a south-facing facade that fills the interiors with natural light and retains many original details that reflect its pre-war character. Well-proportioned and thoughtfully laid out, the residence offers multiple

Originally built in 1895 by architect J.W. Davison, 306 West 78th Street is the third in a series of four townhouses designed in the Renaissance Revival style. The 18-foot-wide property comprises a modern, light-filled, and spacious owners duplex, plus seven additional rental units. The home offers approximately 5,648 square feet of interior space. 306 West 78th Street provides exceptional

46 West 90th Street is a 6,790-square-foot Renaissance Revival townhouse, originally designed in 1901 by Theodore E. Thomson. Currently configured as four free-market units, the property features a renovated owners duplex with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 2 offices, a spacious kitchen with high-end appliances, and a beautifully landscaped private backyard. Original architectural details including

Welcome to 13 West 89th Street, a classic brownstone built in 1894 by architects Neville & Bagge in the Renaissance Revival style. Offering the potential for single-family conversion, an appealing live-with-income or investment opportunity, this property is located just two brownstones west of Central Park West. The 19.5-foot wide, 5-unit home spans approximately 6,395 square feet and is

489 West End Avenue is a Flemish Revival-style townhouse designed by architects Lamb & Rich and constructed in 1892. This property presents an opportunity to own a turnkey historic, income-producing townhouse in the heart of the Upper West Side. Currently configured as a five-unit multi-family residence, this stately property is in excellent condition and offers immediate investment value with

315 West 84th Street is a beautiful Beaux-Arts style brick and limestone townhouse, constructed in 1900 by architects Ross & McNeil. This bright and airy single-family home features over 5,000 square feet of living space, six large bedrooms, four and a half baths, high ceilings, a private landscaped garden, a full gym in the basement, two washer/dryer sets, a renovated kitchen with high-end

117 West 85th Street is an historic three-family brownstone designed and constructed in 1891 by the architect John G. Prague in the Queen Anne and Renaissance Revival styles. The current configuration is a spacious owner's triplex with two one-bedroom floor-throughs above, spread across five floors. This home provides the unique opportunity for comfortable family living in the owners triplex,

56 East 1st Street is a spectacular, 22-wide, 3-unit, industrial chic downtown property. This 5-story, approximately 6,090 sq. ft. building contains a community facility on the ground floor, a duplex apartment with outdoor space and a sprawling triplex with 20' ceilings, terrace, and roof deck. There is additional FAR that could be realized by building up or utilizing some of the unused

819 Dean Street is a newly constructed two-family townhouse set along a quiet, tree-lined stretch set in a coveted Brooklyn pocket where Prospect Heights, Clinton Hill, and Crown Heights converge. Built from the ground up with a new steel structure and clad in locally handmade brick with a fiber cement rain screen, the home reflects a considered balance of durability, energy