Yon Kay an Brik Mawon ki soti nan Kòmansman 20yèm Syèk la nan East Harlem

Depi 1968, 475 East 115th Street sèvi kòm yon kouvan pou Ti Sè Assomption yo, yon òd relijye yo konnen pou travay transfòmasyonèl li nan kominote a. Apre plizyè jenerasyon sè te viv ladan l pandan plizyè dizèn ane, bilding nan pote yon richès istwa achitekti ak kiltirèl yo jwenn raman nan lojman East Harlem yo.

Bilding nan klase nan zòn R7A (itilizasyon M3). Kay an ranje sa a, ki gen 20 pye nan lajè, kouvri kat etaj ansanm ak yon sousòl konplè—5,300 pye kare an total. Yon bèl eskalye devan mennen nan yon antre majestye nan etaj salon prensipal la, ki louvri sou twa gwo chanm. Anwo a, gen 14 chanm ak 4 twalèt, ansanm ak de kwizin ak yon sal lesiv apa. Tout sa reflete ansyen itilizasyon bilding nan kòm rezidans pou òd la—li ofri yon aranjman ki ra e ki laj, ak gwo potansyèl pou renovasyon ak reamenajman selon vizyon nouvo pwopriyetè a.

Kit yo ta imajine l kòm yon pwopriyete envestisman, yon rezidans prive renovasyon pou youn oswa de fanmi, oswa yon espas biwo, 475 East 115th Street reprezante yon opòtinite ra pou posede yon moso nan istwa East Harlem.

A Turn-of-the-Century Brownstone in East Harlem

Since 1968, 475 East 115th Street has served as a convent for the Little Sisters of the Assumption, an order known for their transformative work in the community. Home to generations of sisters over the decades, the building carries a rich architectural and cultural history rarely found in East Harlem's residential stock.

Zoned R7A (M3 use), this 20-foot-wide townhouse spans four floors plus a full basement - 5,300 square feet in all. A gracious stoop rises to a grand parlor-floor entrance, opening onto three expansive rooms. Upstairs, (14) bedrooms and (4) bathrooms, along with two kitchens and a dedicated laundry room, reflect the building's former use as a residence for the order - offering a rare, expansive layout with strong potential for renovation and reconfiguration to suit a new owner's vision.

Whether envisioned as an investment property, a renovated private 1 or 2 family residence, or office space, 475 East 115th Street presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of East Harlem history.