Unlike the East Side, lively Upper West Side mixed use residential/commercial blocks running East/West are few. One of the most interesting of these is West 83rd between Amsterdam and Columbus. The sale of 140 West 83rd is a unique opportunity for a small commercial user to join the likes of Crunch, Scoozi Events, and Jerry Seinfeld's garage Despite being outside the protection of any historic district, historic elements of the block are intact including the stoop on this Queen Anne house. The block, described by Christopher Gray as of Sesame Street quality, is home to several early McKim Mead and White apartment buildings. The bottom two floors of 140 W. 83rd offer a commercial user up to 2,480 sq ft plus the cellar. Above are two apartments, each is one bedroom. Expansion onto the roof is certainly possible.