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Dylan's New York Homes And Haunts
Coverage from Popspotsnyc, New York Post, and others
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02/26
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Executive Summary
Stories trace Dylan's New York residences and Greenwich Village haunts, showing how the city shaped his early career and later real estate legacy.
- PopSpots documents 161 West 4th Street, where Dylan lived on the third floor rear from 1961 to 1964
- Interior photos were taken after the February 9, 2013 snowstorm and compared with 1961, 1962, and 1964 images
- Access to the apartment came through renter Sal Muzio and his friend Adam Marr
- The page shows rooms including the kitchen, bedroom, living room, fireplace, bathroom, and back window views
- Renovations around 2020 modernized the kitchen and changed some original features
- The work cites Ted Russells book Bob Dylan NYC 1961-1964 and Don Hunstein Columbia Records photos
- A rough floorplan and Sanborn map are included to place the building in context
Quick Facts
- What: Photographs and reports on Dylan residences and early haunts
- Where: Greenwich Village and Harlem in Manhattan, New York City
- Why: To show how New York shaped Dylan's career and legacy
- Who: Bob Dylan and researchers documenting his New York homes
- When: Mainly 1961 to 1964 and later property sales
Coverage Timeline: 227 Days
Featured Article
Sal Muzio and Adam Marr granted access to Dylan's 161 West 4th Street apartment in New York City for interior photography around a February 9, 2013 snowstorm.
Additional Articles
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Bob Dylan's Harlem townhouse at 265 W. 139th St in Manhattan found a buyer in February 2026 after a price cut.
Bob Dylan's former five-story Strivers' Row townhouse in Harlem, designed by Stanford White, was listed for $3 million on Aug. 1, 2025.
Bob Dylan's Harlem townhouse on 265 West 139th Street in Manhattan is listed for 2.75 million, six months after a 3 million asking price.
Bob Dylan's former five-story Strivers' Row townhouse in Harlem, where Dylan lived until 2000, was listed for $3 million by owners Isam Salah and Elaina Richardson.
Dylan's early artistic life in Greenwich Village unfolds at Cafe Wha?, Caffe Reggio, Lucille Lortel Theatre, The Bitter End, and Washington Square Park in New York City.
The Greenwich Village property at 161 W. Fourth St, once home to Dylan from 1961 to 1964, is for sale for 8.25 million.