Townhouses for Sale

This wonderful income property with lots of potential.117 West 119th Street is a charming, post-war brownstone with many of its original architectural features and facade. This perfect income property has two entrances, a totally paved, enclosed backyard, 7 units, all with full baths and hardwood floors. The building's annual income is $77,396.This building is rent-stabilized, has 5 one-bedroom apartments and 2 studio is and ...

274 Malcolm X Blvd (Lenox Avenue) in the Mount Morris Historic District is a Neo-Grecian Brownstone designed by Architect Charles H. Beer and built in 1885. Lovingly known as the Chaiwali Brownstone, 274 was featured twice in the New York Times both for its design features and restaurant review. This mixed-use building is in the heart of bustling Harlem, on Lenox Avenue's restaurant row, one block from the commercially viable ...

Welcome to your South Harlem brownstone oasis! Gut renovated in 2012, offered is a warm & spacious 1,734 square foot 2 bedroom (convertible 3 bedroom), 3 full bathroom market-rate duplex condominium with private backyard nestled on a quiet, tree-lined, well-maintained street having its own active block association and located in the landmark of historic Mount Morris Park. A separate entrance gives you the feel of your own a a ...

Open House By Appointment Only. Pre-war Dream Home Will come to mind As soon as you enter this magnificent space in prime Harlem. You will appreciate the enormous living and dining space that is perfect for entertaining, the oversized windows (10 of them!), and the double exposure this home offers you. The beautiful Brazilian walnut hardwood floors offer the space warmth and sophistication and flow beautifully with the doors ...

THE CORNER HOUSE A battered beauty with multiple lives resurrected through a loving restoration over the past decade, mostly complete. A historical fantasy in Harlem that started with Arm & Hammer baking soda. The Dwight mansion, built in 1890 at 1 West 123rd Street, on the corner of Mount Morris Park West, is a 5-story, 10,000 square foot, 25 foot wide structure, clad in Roman brick, with fifty-two windows, eight fireplaces ...

This sun-drenched four-story townhouse built in 1920 is located in the Mount Morris Historic District and cries out for your imagination and renovation.The building is 20 ft x 74 ft on a 20 x 100.92 ft lot.Beautiful woodwork, multiple fireplaces and soaring ceilings abound throughout the structure.Located on a brownstone and tree-lined block, with transportation nearby, this townhouse oozes charm and elegance.

Garden oasis. Modern recently gut renovated king sized one bedroom plus office or den and massive garden. Designed by award winning architects, this bright luxurious home features over 1,000 sq ft of living space and a 500+ beautifully maintained private garden. Unique features of this south-facing home include a gas fireplace, central AC, a super spacious spa like bathroom/wetroom with rain shower and free-standing soaker in ...

HISTORIC MOUNT MORRIS PARK BROWNSTONE Don't miss this opportunity to own a special three family three unit brownstone in one of Harlems prominent locations. Located in the heart of Historict Mount Morris Park just a short walk from the 2/3 subway line on Lenox Avenue giving you effortless access to Midtown and lower Manhattan. Historic Mount Morris Park located in Central Harlem is one of the most desirable places to purchase ...

This one of a kind, majestic, single family townhouse has been renovated and decorated to perfection. All of the elegance and grandeur of the original details have been restored and further enhanced by incorporating the modern comforts of today's lifestyle. Built in 1920, this Italianate style, 19 foot wide home, underwent a high-end, gut renovation in 2008, where no expense was spared. The current owners improved the home by ...

A very rare Harlem townhouse, 32 Mount Morris Park West stands as a truly unique opportunity to live within the culturally rich fabric of this historic neighborhood. Originally built in 1888, it was part of a four-home estate for John Dwight, a pioneer in the baking soda business and owner of Arm and Hammer Co. Number 32 was built for his daughter, Clara Dwight, and her husband, General Alexander Phoenix Ketchum, who had been ...