83 and 85 Sullivan Street

Style: Federal
City: Manhattan, NY

83 and 85 Sullivan Street are the two surviving Federal-style rowhouses on a stretch of Sullivan Street between Broome and Spring Streets that once formed part of the Bayard farm. Built in 1819, the pair of houses was designated New York City landmarks by the Landmarks Preservation Commission on May 15, 1973.

the building

Last of a row. The two houses are the only survivors of what was once a larger row of Federal-style rowhouses built on this former farmland site in 1819.

the style

The houses are built in the Federal architectural style, the plain-fronted, restrained rowhouse form common in New York in the early nineteenth century.

significance

83 and 85 Sullivan Street were designated New York City Landmarks on May 15, 1973, and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

nearby

116 Sullivan Street House 160 ft · Federal · 1832
99 Wooster Street 0.2 mi · 1881
34 Dominick Street House 0.2 mi · Federal
Holland Plaza Building 0.3 mi · modern · 1929
101 Spring Street 0.3 mi · Cast Iron · 1870
University Village 0.3 mi · Mid-Century Modern · 1966

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