Barka da zuwa 244 West 139th Street, wani fitaccen gidan birni mai hawa da yawa na tarihi, mai faɗin kusan ƙafa 17, wanda yake a kan sanannen Striver’s Row—ɗaya daga cikin fitattun wurare masu muhimmancin tarihi da gine-gine a Harlem. An sanya Striver’s Row cikin Gundumar Tarihi ta St. Nicholas, kuma an san shi da manyan gidajen birni na ƙarshen ƙarni na 19, tituna masu ban sha’awa cike da layukan bishiyoyi, da kuma kyakkyawar gadon al’adu. A da, wasu daga cikin ƙwararrun ma’aikata, masu fasaha, da masu hangen nesa na Harlem ne suka zauna a wannan unguwa; har yanzu tana wakiltar haɗin da ba kasafai ake samu ba tsakanin ɗaukakar tarihi da rayuwar birni mai kuzari.

Cike da siffofin asali na tarihi, wannan gida mai ban mamaki, wanda ke da gareji na kashin kansa, yana ba da wata dama ta musamman ta mallakar gida da ya haɗa ƙwarewar gini marar gushewa da jin daɗin zamani cikin sauƙi. Hasken halitta daga tagogin da ke fuskantar kudu da arewa yana cika gidan, yayin da manyan tagogin rufi guda biyu—kowannensu mai tsawon kusan ƙafa 11.5—ke ƙara haskaka cikin gidan a tsawon yini. Matakalan katako na asali, ƙawayen gyare-gyaren bango masu sarkakiya, manyan tagogi, da bayanan duwatsu da aka bar a bayyane a matakin falon gidan suna girmama tushen gidan na tarihi, tare da samar da yanayi mai ɗumi da maraba.

A tsakiyar gidan akwai wani babban ɗakin girki na musamman, wanda aka tsara don burge ƙwararrun masu girki da masu karɓar baƙi iri ɗaya. An tanadar da shi da murhun girki na Viking mai ƙona wuta shida, babban firijin Sub-Zero, akwatunan ajiya masu yawa, da ingantaccen wurin ajiya; wannan fili yana ba da damammaki marasa iyaka don taruwa, cin abinci, da rayuwar yau da kullum. A saman benaye, bene na uku da na huɗu kowannensu yana da cikakken ɗakin wanka, yayin da babban ɗakin kwana na masu gidan ke da ɗakin wanka mai salo irin na wuraren shakatawa, wanda wani kyakkyawan tagar rufi ya kawata, yana samar da mafaka mai natsuwa. Faɗin ɗakuna da manyan tagogin da ke fuskantar arewa da kudu suna ƙara wa gidan yanayin faɗi, iska, da cikar haske.

A halin yanzu, an tsara kadarar a matsayin gida na iyalai biyu, amma akwai yiwuwar mayar da ita gida na iyalai uku, bisa ga samun izinin da ya dace. Wannan yana ba masu gida, iyalai masu ƙarni da yawa, ko masu neman damar saka jari sassauci na musamman. Gida mai wannan matsayi—inda cikakkun bayanan gine-ginen tarihi, faɗin ɗakuna, yalwar hasken halitta, da sassauci mai ban mamaki suka haɗu—taska ce ta gaske a Harlem. Wannan dama ce da ba kasafai ake samu ba ta mallakar wani ɓangare na tarihin gine-gine da al’adun birnin New York a ɗaya daga cikin fitattun layukan gidaje na birnin.

An tsara wasu hotuna ta hanyar kwaikwayo na kwamfuta.

Welcome to 244 West 139th Street, an exceptional approximately 17-foot-wide historic townhouse located on the iconic Striver's Row, one of Harlem's most distinguished and architecturally significant addresses. Designated as part of the St. Nicholas Historic District, Striver's Row is renowned for its grand late 19th-century townhomes, picturesque tree-lined streets, and rich cultural legacy. Once home to some of Harlem's most accomplished professionals, artists, and visionaries, the neighborhood continues to represent a rare blend of historic grandeur and vibrant city living.
Rich in original character, this remarkable residence with private garage offers an extraordinary opportunity to own a home that seamlessly blends timeless craftsmanship with modern comfort. Bathed in natural light from both southern and northern exposures, the home is enhanced by two expansive skylights-each measuring approximately 11.5 feet in length-that illuminate the interiors throughout the day. Original wood staircases, intricate moldings, oversized windows, and exposed stone details on the parlor level pay homage to the home's historic roots while creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. At the heart of the home, a spectacular oversized kitchen is designed to impress both avid cooks and entertainers alike. Outfitted with a Viking six-burner chef's range, an oversized Sub-Zero refrigerator, abundant cabinetry, and exceptional storage, the space offers endless possibilities for gathering, dining, and everyday living. The upper levels feature full bathrooms on both the third and fourth floors, while the serene primary suite boasts a spa-inspired bath crowned by a beautiful skylight, creating a tranquil retreat. Generous proportions and oversized north- and south-facing windows further enhance the home's airy, light-filled feel. Currently configured as a two-family residence, the property also offers the potential to be converted into a three-family home (subject to applicable approvals), presenting exceptional flexibility for homeowners, multigenerational living, or investment opportunities. A home of this caliber-where historic architectural details, generous proportions, abundant natural light, and remarkable versatility converge-is a true Harlem treasure. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of New York City's architectural and cultural history on one of its most celebrated residential blocks.

Some photos have been virtually staged.