Kay sa a benyen nan limyè solèy la, ki gen ekspozisyon lès, lwès, ak sid nan sala ak lakou a. Loft sa a vrèman gen plafon ki wo 13 pye (!), ki kreye yon atmosfè airy men tou konfòtab. Planch anpoul ansyen sapin ki laj la atravè tout espas yo te resikle soti nan beam an bwa orijinal yo, ki te retire pou kreye nouvo lakou a. Natirèlman, chak inite nan Carriage House Lofts genyen yon machin lave/seche, ak aparèy kwit manje ekselan, tankou yon lave veso, yon kwit manje endiksyon, yon hood sikilè, yon fou entegre, ak yon mikwo-ond.

Jwi pratikite chofaj santral milti-zòn ak lè klima, ki pèmèt kontwòl tanperati separe nan diferan zòn nan kay ou pou ekonomize lajan (ak planèt la). Twalèt la ki sanble ak yon spa ekipe ak fixtures Grohe kwòm ak yon tub pwofond pou ultimate relaxasyon. Fenèt yo nan estil Ewopeyen yo izole tèmikman ak akoustikman pou jere limyè solèy la ak bri.

Sekirite se priyorite nan bilding 26 inite sa a, ki pwoteje pa plizyè kamera nan antre ak zòn komen yo. Sistèm entèkom ButterflyMX la pèmèt ou wè ak pale ak vizitè, pandan aksè asansè a asire yo atravè kòd PIN oswa aplikasyon telefòn entelijan ou, ki asire sekirite adisyonèl sou etaj rezidansyèl yo.

Lakou ki amoni, ouvri pou tout rezidan pandan èdtan limyè fèt, ofri plizyè aranjman chita ki pafè pou li, reflechi, oswa manje ti goute. Teras la sou do kay la ofri chita pou detann ak yon vi panoramic sou distri Sugar Hill la.

Inite sa a disponib pou deplase soti 15 avril.

SOUB BILDI:
Entwou nan kè distri istorik Sugar Hill nan Harlem, yon transfòmasyon remakab fèt nan 457 W. 150th Street: Yon kay charyo ak estabil ki te bati nan 19yèm syèk la pou abite cheval ki t ap konpetisyon sou Harlem River Speedway la, te reimajine kòm yon bilding randevou rezidansyèl 26 inite ki fèt ak swen ki kenbe senplisite estrikti orijinal la ak desen simetrik. Okòmansman bati nan stil Neoklasik an 1920, bilding nan kounye a pare pou pwochen chapit li kòm yon koleksyon de estidyo modèn, inite 1, 2, ak 3 chanm, disponib kounye a pou lwe.

Fasad bilding lan te bèlman renove pou retounen nan splandè orijinal li, ki reflete gwo achitekti distri Sugar Hill la. Andedan, istwa a kontinye ak materyèl ki resikle dirab: gwo beam an bwa, ki te sove pandan kreasyon lakou a, te transfòme pa yon atelye an bwa ki baze nan Brooklyn nan yon planch lajè ki etonan nan premye pye, ki prezan nan tout inite yo.

This home is bathed in sunlight, boasting eastern, western, and southern exposures in the living room and courtyard. This true loft features soaring 13-foot ceilings (!), creating an airy yet cozy atmosphere. The wide-plank antique spruce wood floors throughout were repurposed from the original wood beams, removed to create the new courtyard. Naturally, every unit in the Carriage House Lofts includes an in-unit washer/dryer and premium kitchen appliances, such as a dishwasher, induction cooktop, circulating hood, built-in oven, and microwave.

Enjoy the convenience of multi-zone central heating and air-conditioning, allowing separate temperature control in different areas of your home to save money (and the planet). The spa-like bathroom is equipped with chrome Grohe fixtures and a deep tub for ultimate relaxation. The European-style windows are thermally and acoustically insulated to manage sunlight and noise.

Security is paramount in this 26-unit building, safeguarded by multiple cameras in the entryway and common areas. The ButterflyMX intercom system lets you see and speak with visitors, while elevator access is secured via PIN code or your smartphone app, ensuring extra safety on residential floors.

The landscaped courtyard, open to all residents during daylight hours, offers various seating arrangements perfect for reading, reflecting, or snacking. The rooftop terrace provides lounge seating and a panoramic view of the Sugar Hill district.

This unit is available for move-in from April 15.

ABOUT THE BUILDING:
Nestled in the heart of the historic Sugar Hill district of Harlem, a remarkable transformation has taken place at 457 W. 150th Street: A 19th century carriage house and livery stable built to house horses that raced on the Harlem River Speedway has been reimagined as a meticulously crafted 26-unit residential rental building that maintains the original structure’s architectural simplicity and symmetrical design. Originally built in the Neoclassical style in 1920, the building is now ready for its next chapter as a collection of modern studios, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units, available now for rent.

The building’s facade has been beautifully restored to its original splendor, reflecting the architectural grandeur of the Sugar Hill district. Inside, history continues in sustainably repurposed materials: enormous wood beams, salvaged during the creation of the courtyard, have been transformed by a Brooklyn-based wood shop into stunning wide-plank flooring of heart pine, featured throughout every unit.