Posede yon Pati nan Istwa Harlem sou Striver's Row

Byenveni nan yon opòtinite ra pou posede yon townhouse istorik ki gen 20 pye lajè sou ikonik Striver's Row, youn nan blòk ki pi prestijye ak achitekti enpòtan nan Harlem. Bati an 1893 pa achitèk renome Bruce Price ak Clarence S. Luce, sa a se yon mèt ki gen mak istwa ki reflete elegance ak cham pase storied Harlem pandan l ap ofri tout konfò nan lavi modèn.

Ki gen plis pase 4,800 pye kare sou yon tè 32" x 100", kay sa a gen yon fasad briyan an wòch jòn ak wòch blanch avèk detay terakota rave - yon temwayaj sou atizay nan Age Dore a. Twa ekspozisyon li yo - sid, nò, ak lwès - ranpli kay la ak limyè natirèl, sa ki fè detay orijinal ki eksepsyonèl yo klere, enkli modèl kouwòn, planche chene, ak sis chemine dekore. Plafon 11 pye ki wo yo ak yon balkon Juliet ki fè fas a nò a plis amelyore sans espas ak grandeur.

Triplex luksyeu mèt la gen kat chanm, twa twalèt, ak yon sal pou lave ak depo dedye. Sou nivo jaden an, yon apaman yon-chanm laj ki se yon sèl nivo ofri fleksibilite pou revni lokasyon oswa akomodasyon pou vizitè. Pakin ak pòt pou de machin ajoute konfò ak eksklizivite nan ofrann sa a ki ra nan Manhattan. Pwopriyete a gen ladan tou yon jaden ki bien mentni, kreye yon retrit deyò trankil nan kè vil la.

Viv sou Striver's Row vle di vin yon pati nan richifikat kiltirèl ak istwa Harlem. Nan yon lokalizasyon ideyal, ou jis de blòk soti nan liy B ak C ak kat blòk soti nan liy ekspres 2 ak 3, ak sèvis otobis ki bay aksè fasil nan East Side. Mak kòm Apollo Theatre, Katedral St. John the Divine, Columbia University, City College, Manhattan School of Music, ak Columbia Presbyterian tout pre, ansanm ak Key Food, Whole Foods, St. Nicholas Terrace Park, ak sèn dine vibrant Harlem nan, ki gen ladan Ponty Bistro, The Edge, ak Haven. Pa rate opòtinite ra sa a pou posede yon pwopriyete mak nan youn nan katye ki pi chè nan vil New York. Planifye vizit prive ou jodi a.

Own a Piece of Harlem History on Striver's Row

Welcome to a rare opportunity to own a historic 20-foot-wide corner townhouse on the iconic Striver's Row, one of Harlem's most prestigious and architecturally significant blocks. Built in 1893 by renowned architects Bruce Price and Clarence S. Luce, this landmarked masterpiece reflects the elegance and charm of Harlem's storied past while offering the comforts of modern living.

Spanning over 4,800 square feet on a 32" x 100" lot, this two-family home boasts a striking yellow brick and white limestone facade with ornate terracotta detailing - a testament to the craftsmanship of the Gilded Age. Its triple exposures - south, north, and west - fill the home with natural light, accentuating the exquisite original details, including crown molding, oak floors, and six decorative fireplaces. The soaring 11-foot ceilings and a charming north-facing Juliet balcony further enhance the sense of space and grandeur.

The owner's luxurious triplex includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a dedicated laundry and storage room. On the garden level, a spacious one-bedroom floor-through apartment offers flexibility for rental income or guest accommodations. Gated parking for two cars adds convenience and exclusivity to this rare Manhattan offering. The property also features a beautifully maintained garden, creating a serene outdoor retreat in the heart of the city.

Living on Striver's Row means becoming part of Harlem's rich cultural and historical tapestry. Ideally located, you're just two blocks from the B and C lines and four blocks from the 2 and 3 express lines, with bus service providing easy access to the East Side. Landmarks like the Apollo Theater, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Columbia University, City College, Manhattan School of Music, and Columbia Presbyterian are all nearby, along with Key Food, Whole Foods, St. Nicholas Terrace Park, and the vibrant Harlem dining scene, including Ponty Bistro, The Edge, and Haven. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a landmark property in one of New York City's most treasured neighborhoods. Schedule your private showing today.