| Cross street: | Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard |
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Building
| Type: | Townhouse |
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| Era: | Post-war |
| Floors: | 4 |
Property
| Ownership: | Multi-Family |
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| Rooms: | 8 |
| Bedrooms: | 5 BR |
| Bathrooms: | 3 |
| Pets: | Pets Allowed |
FinancialsPrice:$2,800,000Real estate tax:$627
DescriptionRare opportunity to own a landmarked Colonial Revival townhouse in Harlem’s historic St. Nicholas District. Designed by Bruce Price & Clarence Luce in the 1890s, this sunlit home features five restored wood-burning fireplaces, high ceilings, skylights, a private landscaped terrace, and a gated driveway with a 2-car garage. The spacious triplex offers an open concept parlor floor with elegant dining, gourmet kitchen with Italian granite and pro-grade appliances, a luxurious master suite with jetted tub, two large bedrooms, a home office/nursery, and two and a half baths. Includes a separate Airbnb-ready furnished one-bedroom apt. The terrace is perfect for tea or a nightcap, and the private garage offers peace of mind.
AmenitiesDriveway; Garage; Nursery;
- Garage
Neighborhood
Rare opportunity to own a landmarked Colonial Revival townhouse in Harlem’s historic St. Nicholas District. Designed by Bruce Price & Clarence Luce in the 1890s, this sunlit home features five restored wood-burning fireplaces, high ceilings, skylights, a private landscaped terrace, and a gated driveway with a 2-car garage. The spacious triplex offers an open concept parlor floor with elegant dining, gourmet kitchen with Italian granite and pro-grade appliances, a luxurious master suite with jetted tub, two large bedrooms, a home office/nursery, and two and a half baths. Includes a separate Airbnb-ready furnished one-bedroom apt. The terrace is perfect for tea or a nightcap, and the private garage offers peace of mind.
Driveway; Garage; Nursery;
- Garage
Neighborhood
Rare opportunity to own a landmarked Colonial Revival townhouse in Harlem s historic St.
DescriptionRare opportunity to own a landmarked Colonial Revival townhouse in Harlem’s historic St. Nicholas District. Designed by Bruce Price & Clarence Luce in the 1890s, this sunlit home features five restored wood-burning fireplaces, high ceilings, skylights, a private landscaped terrace, and a gated driveway with a 2-car garage. The spacious triplex offers an open concept parlor floor with elegant dining, gourmet kitchen with Italian granite and pro-grade appliances, a luxurious master suite with jetted tub, two large bedrooms, a home office/nursery, and two and a half baths. Includes a separate Airbnb-ready furnished one-bedroom apt. The terrace is perfect for tea or a nightcap, and the private garage offers peace of mind.
AmenitiesDriveway; Garage; Nursery;
- Garage
NeighborhoodMore listings:
Rare opportunity to own a landmarked Colonial Revival townhouse in Harlem’s historic St. Nicholas District. Designed by Bruce Price & Clarence Luce in the 1890s, this sunlit home features five restored wood-burning fireplaces, high ceilings, skylights, a private landscaped terrace, and a gated driveway with a 2-car garage. The spacious triplex offers an open concept parlor floor with elegant dining, gourmet kitchen with Italian granite and pro-grade appliances, a luxurious master suite with jetted tub, two large bedrooms, a home office/nursery, and two and a half baths. Includes a separate Airbnb-ready furnished one-bedroom apt. The terrace is perfect for tea or a nightcap, and the private garage offers peace of mind.
Driveway; Garage; Nursery;
- Garage
NeighborhoodMore listings:
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