4 baths

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A Rare Gem on Striver's Row

Seize the opportunity to own a historic 20-foot-wide corner townhouse on the iconic Striver’s Row, one of Harlem’s most distinguished and architecturally celebrated 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.

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Size & Layout
Spanning over 4,800 square feet on a 32' x 100' lot, this two-family home's layout includes a luxurious triplex with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a dedicated laundry/storage room. A spacious garden-level one-bedroom apartment adds versatility, perfect for guests or generating rental income.

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Design & Craftsmanship
Gilded Age elegance is on full display, with a striking yellow brick and limestone façade accented by ornate terracotta details. Inside, original oak floors, crown molding, and six decorative fireplaces preserve the home’s historic charm. Triple exposures—south, north, and west—bathe the interiors in natural light. Soaring 11-foot ceilings and a north-facing Juliet balcony enhance the sense of space and sophistication.

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Outdoor & Parking
A beautifully landscaped private garden offers a serene escape from city life, while gated parking for two vehicles provides rare convenience and privacy in Manhattan.

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Location & Lifestyle
Perfectly positioned, the home is two blocks from the B and C trains and four blocks from the 2 and 3 express lines, with nearby bus service offering quick East Side access. Cultural and academic landmarks such as Columbia University, City College, Manhattan School of Music, Columbia Presbyterian, the Apollo Theater, and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine are just minutes away. Enjoy easy access to Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Key Food, as well as nearby green spaces like St. Nicholas Park and Marcus Garvey Park. The vibrant Harlem dining scene surrounds you, featuring favorites like Red Rooster, Sylvia’s, Melba’s, Ponty Bistro, Harlem Shake, The Edge, and Haven.