About this property

Located in the best upcoming neighbor in Harlem. Neighborhood boasts of best restaurants and nightlife. This is a completely vacant 20 foot wide five story brownstone. This brownstone is designed as a four family townhouse. It has undergone gut demolition and all the old sheetrock, insulation has been removed and replaced.

The entire brownstone has new electric commercial wiring. The plumbing has been completely restored.

Every floor level has Mitsubishi split air conditioning units.

There is a large backyard which has been rejuvenated, the overgrowth has been removed and it has been replaced with natural travertine stone and a brand new fence. Come and check it out.

Cellar- There is a large cellar which extends the entire length of the building

Garden Level- has been completely gutted and has wide open floor plan. There is living room and a open plan kitchen with breakfast nook in the 15 foot extension in the building. The 100 year old brick has been exposed treated and restored.

Parlor Level- has two bathrooms, two very large humongous bedrooms with large walk in closets. This level can easily converted to three bedrooms at this level. There is hook up for a stackable washer and dryer unit. This level has very high ceiling.

Third Floor- is a two bedroom apartment. Open floor plan with kitchen and living room. 11 foot ceilings. Single bathroom. The kitchen has a hook up for a dishwasher and combination washer and dryer.

Fourth Floor is a one very large bedroom apartment with a open floor plan with kitchen, high ceilings. This apartment also has outdoor balcony facing south with a view of the midtown. The apartment has large closets and lot of light.

Fifth Floor is a very large apartment with a expansive living room and a large bedroom, this apartment is flooded with lights and views.

The brownstone has a new roof and the back of the building is painted with a water proof paint. The external roof drains have been replaced.

Listing Courtesy of Amit Goswami

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Year Built

1909