4 Wiman Place

A Joint Project

4 Wiman Pl (2025) [for Website]
4 Wiman Pl (2025) [for Website]
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Multi-family dwelling

      Currently vacant land in a developing area. A great location – close to schools, banks, stores, restaurants, parks, New Stapleton Waterfront, auto repair shops, car washes, the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge (connecting Staten Island and Brooklyn), and public transportation (including buses, the Staten Island Railway, and the St. George Terminal serving the Staten Island Ferry). According to the architecture team’s researches, different development options are available, including two residential building with 42 units (apartments). The developer intends to move forward with the concept of ​​a multi-family dwelling. Offers for the full sale of the project are also welcome and will be considered.

Features:
  • Two 4-story buildings
  • Immediate proximity to the shorefront: amazing views of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and Upper New York Bay (including Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Jersey City) from nearby Buono Beach in Alice Austen Park
  • An eco-friendly (“clean”, “green”) residential complex using solar panels and no gas equipment

Locations (property addresses):
  • 4 Wiman Place, Staten Island, NY 10305 – Main lot
  • 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32 Sylvaton Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10305
  • 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Church Lane, Staten Island, NY 10305, USA

Developer: Sylvaton Holdings LLC – in association with ESL Holding LLC and Konus Development LLC

Status: In development

Estimated completion date (ECD): 2029

Block 2827:

  • Lot 205 (4 Wiman Pl, Staten Island, NY 10305) | Frontage: 85 ft / Depth: 145 ft / Area: 12,696.06   [#1]
  • Lot 203 (28 Sylvaton Ter, Staten Island, NY 10305) | Frontage: 39 ft / Depth: 142 ft / Area: 5,538   [#2]
  • Lot 200 (32 Sylvaton Ter, Staten Island, NY 10305) | Frontage: 60 ft / Depth: 144 ft / Area: 8,640   [#3]

Total Lot Area (3 lots) (according to survey) – 26,874.06 sq ft

Total Gross Floor Area (as planned) – 48,470 sq ft

Zoning Districts:

  • R4 districts (which allow all types of ­housing at a slightly higher density than permit­ted in R3-2 districts; that ­usually produces buildings with three stories instead of the two-story homes characteristic of R3 districts. For comparison, R3-2 districts are general residence districts that allow a variety of housing types, including low-rise attached houses, small multi­family apartment houses, and detached and semi-detached one- and two-family residences; it is the lowest density zoning district in which multiple dwellings are permitted) – all lots
  • M3-1 districts (which are manufacturing districts designated for areas with heavy industries; such districts are usually located near the waterfront) – only Lot 205 (4 Wiman Pl)

[Coming soon!]

Sources:
  • Maps – New York City Department of Finance (NYC DOF), Property Information Portal: propertyinformationportal.nyc.gov
  • Ownership Information – Office of the Richmond County Clerk, Land Documents Search: richmondcountyclerk.com/Search/SearchIndex

Last reviewed/updated: January 11, 2025