Medical at 123 West 86th Street 123 W 86th St

Amazing Townhouse with many or most original features still in place is offering entire Ground floor for sale. IN 1890, 86th Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues was advertised as ''that queen of all West Side streets,'' but by the middle of the 20th century its private-house legacy had unraveled. In the last two decades, however, incremental improvements have recaptured a fragmentary sense of what the block must have meant to its original planner, the architect and yacht designer John G. Prague. Development on most Upper West Side streets proceeded in small chunks, but in the late 1880's Prague, working with the investors D. Willis James and T. E. D. Power, covered most of the north and south sides of 86th from Columbus to Amsterdam, as well as adjacent and nearby blocks, with 232 buildings. There are fewer than a dozen of these houses left on 86th Street, including a group of four at Nos. 123, 125, 127 and 129. A Historic Home Once (1922) Single family home of Dr. Henry Finkelstein is now home of 5 residential co-op units and one professional unit on Ground Floor. Efficiently designed medical office with semi private entrance and ADA compliant lift is providing ideal space for any medical practice. 9 individual rooms each with individually controlled climate control, lab, 3 bathrooms, and reception area for five receptionists is large enough to accommodate multi-specialty medical practice or any high-end well established healthcare provider seeking to make this amazing town house home for their future medical office.