7 East 124th Street na ba da damar musamman don sake tunanin gidan kasuwanci na Talatin fata mai fadin ƙafa 20, dake gefen filin shakatawa a cikin ɗaya daga cikin wuraren tarihi na Harlem. A gaban Mount Morris Park da kuma kusan daga Fifth Avenue, wannan brownstone na 1905 yanzu yana tare da sabon Takardun Izinin Harassment (CONH) da aka bayar a watan Afirilu na 2025, yana ba da damar gyaran zamani na ƙarni na 21.

Haske daga kudu yana ƙonewa ta hanyar gaban gidan, yana haskaka cikin gidan tare da cikakkun bayanan gine-gine da aka kiyayye. Matakin falo yana bayar da rufin 11'4" da kuma manyan dakunan zama da cin abinci, cike da bayanan asali - aikin gyaren bango mai haske, katanga waɗanda aka katange, tagunan itace, mantels na marble, da kuma manyan fentin da aka yi don karfafa haske da ƙarfi. Tsarin da ingancin gine-gine sun kasance daidai, suna ba da kyakkyawan tushe don gyara.

Matakin lambu yana faɗaɗa kusan ƙafa 42 zuwa bayan, yana ba da zurfin da ba a saba gani ba da muhimmiyar damar waje. A halin yanzu an tsara shi tare da ɗakuna da ɗakin rana mai buɗewa zuwa lambun, wannan bene yana gayyatar tunani mai kyau. A sama, matakan na uku da na hudu suna ci gaba da ajin dakin kwana na gaba da na baya, mantels na asali, da dakunan sanyi da ke makwabta ko wuraren taga masu haɗaka wanda za a iya amfani dasu azaman ofisoshi, wuraren yara, ko ƙarin dakuna.

Tare da sama da ƙafa 6,000 na yuwuwar amfani da fili da kuma alamar ɗakin zama da yawa yanzu, dukiyar tana ba da girman gaske da damar ci gaba. Ana ƙarfafa masu sayen su yi nazarin lardin su don bincika yiwuwar faɗaɗa ko sake tsara. Ana sayar da ginin kamar yadda yake, a cikin yanayi na gada, kuma ana iya mika shi ba tare da wani abu ba. Falo da katanga masu hawa ba a yi amfani da su a halin yanzu ba kuma suna buƙatar gyara mai zurfi.

Ga mai saye mai hankali tare da hangen nesa, 7 East 124th Street wata dama ce don ƙirƙirar gidan kasuwanci mai inganci, mai hasken rana wanda ke kallon ɗaya daga cikin wuraren shakatawa mafi daraja na Manhattan. Kawo mai zanen ku ku kuma dawo da wannan brownstone na Harlem na musamman zuwa sabon babin sa.

Don Allah a ji daɗin tura mana imel don Nazarin Larde da Ci gaba.

7 East 124th Street presents a rare opportunity to reimagine a 20-foot-wide, park-front Italianate townhouse in one of Harlem's most iconic settings. Directly across from Mount Morris Park and just off Fifth Avenue, this 1905 brownstone now comes with a newly issued April 2025 Certificate of No Harassment (CONH), clearing the path for a full-scale 21st-century restoration.

South-facing sunlight pours through the home's grand facade, illuminating interiors rich with preserved architectural detail. The parlor level offers 11'4" ceilings and grandly scaled living and dining rooms, rich with original detail - ornate plasterwork, carved window surrounds, wood shutters, marble mantels, and three remarkable pier and over-mirrors designed to amplify light and volume. The scale and architectural integrity remain intact, providing an exceptional foundation for renovation.

The garden level extends nearly 42 feet to the rear, offering rare depth and meaningful outdoor potential. Currently configured with multiple rooms and a sunroom opening to the garden, this floor invites thoughtful redesign. Above, the third and fourth levels retain their classic front-and-rear bedroom layouts, original mantels, and adjoining dressing rooms or ancillary windowed spaces that lend themselves to offices, nurseries, or expanded suites.

With over 6,000 square feet of potential usable floor area and a current multiple dwelling designation, the property offers significant scale and development opportunity. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own zoning analysis to explore expansion or reconfiguration possibilities. The building is being sold as-is, in estate condition, and can be delivered vacant. The parlor and upper floors are not currently in use and require comprehensive renovation.

For the discerning purchaser with vision, 7 East 124th Street is a chance to create a landmark-quality, sun-filled townhouse overlooking one of Manhattan's most treasured parks. Bring your architect and restore this exceptional Harlem brownstone to its next chapter.

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