Vintage homes for sale & real estate in Harlem, NY

Vintage Home for sale in Harlem, NY:

Welcome to the epitome of luxury living! The spectacular Two-Family Brownstone you have been waiting for! Be the first to live in this extraordinary brownstone, just-completed. This remarkably re-imagined four stories stunning mansion has undergone an epic renovation offering a lifestyle of opulence and convenience with an outstanding level of care and exceptional attention to detail. The FACADE: The beauty & uniqueness of this historic facade was restored & refinished with museum-quality sandstone. THE PARLOR: From the moment you enter into this stunning residence, you are greeted with an elegant and welcoming vestibule designed with Italian marble flooring leading you to

Vintage Home for sale in Harlem, NY:

Located in the heart of the vibrant Hamilton Heights neighborhood, this beautifully maintained co-op at 626 W 136th Street, Suite 14 (5th floor walk-up), offers a serene and spacious living environment. This apartment exudes charm and comfort and has three generously sized bedrooms and one bathroom. Additional amenities include a conference room, a dedicated storage area, a shared laundry room, and a lovely backyard with a barbecue area and a gathering space, ideal for outdoor relaxation and entertaining. With an incredibly low maintenance fee of just $573, this property offers exceptional value. Its prime location ensures easy access to public transportation, making it a perfect choice for

Vintage Home for sale in Harlem, NY:

1 West 123rd Street --- 31 Mt Morris Park West Winner of the 2022 LUCY G. MOSES PRESERVATION Award THE JOHN DWIGHT HOUSE - PAST IS PROLOGUE & nbsp; NOW REDUCED BY NEARLY $1,000,000 Following the lead of McKim, Mead & White, this house was built in 1890 in the neo-Renaissance Revival style by architect Frank Hill Smith for John Dwight. It was erected during The Gilded Age (from 1875 to 1900 or 1910), and financed by his baking soda empire, Arm and Hammer. This product dominated the market from 1873 onward and is still popular today. Frank Hill Smith was also a painter who collaborated with William Morris Hunt in the 1880s, which may account for his preoccupation with interior

Vintage Home for sale in Harlem, NY:

This two bedroom/one bathroom apartment is located in a prewar walk-up coop building, built in 1920, on a residential street in Central Harlem. It has southern exposure with street views. The block is bustling with trucks with building supplies, as well as those with signage that says “Construction, Home Renovations and Removal”. It is convenient to the park, transportation (Express trains on 145th and Lenox, #3, at 145th and the A, B, C & D at 145th Street and the M101 and M102 buses), restaurants, shopping and entertainment. The building has a new intercom system with remote control door lock, part time Super, community storage. St Charles Borromeo Elementary School is a