| ID # | RLS20092828 |
| Impormasyon | 4 kuwarto, 2 banyo, 29 na Unit sa gusali, May 6 na palapag ang gusali DOM: 30 araw |
| Taon ng Konstruksyon | 1909 |
| Bayad sa Pagmantena | $1,891 |
| Subway | 3 minuto tungong A, C, B, D |
| 6 minuto tungong 1 | |
| 9 minuto tungong 3 | |
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Maligayang pagdating sa The Garrison Apartments, isa sa mga pinaka-kilalang at historikal na mahahalagang prewar residential buildings sa Hamilton Heights. Na-convert bilang isang kooperatiba noong 1929 — ang una sa Sugar Hill — ang intimate na 29-unit landmark na ito ay isang anim na palapag na Beaux-Arts na hiyas, kung saan ang magarbong lobby ay agad nag-aabiso na ikaw ay nakarating sa isang tunay na espesyal na lugar.
Itinatag ang NYC at nakalista sa National Register of Historic Places, ang The Garrison ay naging magnet para sa mga kilalang tao ng Harlem Renaissance. Tinawag ng makatang si Countee Cullen na tahanan ito, pati na rin si Jules Bledsoe — ang unang pangunahing itim na opera star sa Estados Unidos at ang orihinal na boses ng Ol' Man River sa Show Boat ni Jerome Kern — kasama ang Reverend Adam Clayton Powell Sr. at ang kanyang anak, Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. at maraming iba pang kilalang taga-Harlem. Sa loob ng mga pader na ito, nakipagtulungan sina Langston Hughes at Zora Neale Hurston sa Mule Bone, ang kanilang bantog at tanging pinagsamang gawaing teatro.
Ang Apartment 54 ay ang uri ng tahanan na ang karamihan sa mga mamimili sa Manhattan ay maaari lamang mangarap na matagpuan. Isang bihirang tunay na apat na silid-tulugan na tirahan, ito ay nag-aalok ng 9.5 talampakang mga kisame, mga orihinal na pintuang may kahoy na panel, mararangyang anyo ng moldura mula sa nakaraan, at isang living room na may wainscot — mga detalyeng arkitektura na nagsasalita tungkol sa isang sining na hindi tunay na natutulad sa kasalukuyan. Ang bukas na disenyo ng living at dining room ay nag-aalok ng flexibility na maibalik sa orihinal nitong anyo bilang dalawang magarbong, pormal na silid — perpekto para sa mga nag-eentertain o simpleng nais na naroroon sa isang kapaligiran na talagang parang isang tahanan. Sa apat na silid-tulugan at dalawang banyo, ang apartment na ito ay nagbibigay ng pinaka-nananasang luho ng Manhattan: tunay na espasyo.
Kabilang sa mga amenidad ng gusali ang isang elevator, ButterflyMX video security, isang storage room, bike storage, isang laundry room, isang magandang pinapanatili na hardin ng shareholder, at isang superintendent na nakatira sa loob. Pakitandaan: tinatanggap ang mga pusa; walang mga aso, walang subletting, walang washing machine/dryer sa unit.
Ang lokasyon ay natatangi para sa maginhawang transportasyon at mga pagpipilian para sa outdoor na aktibidad. Ilang bloke lamang ang layo ang 28-acre Riverbank State Park sa Hudson, at ang bagong-renovate na 11-acre Jackie Robinson Park, kumpleto sa mga gym facilities sa loob at labas, baseball diamonds, basketball at volleyball courts, at isang bandshell para sa mga konsyerto sa komunidad. Ang 145th Street A/B/C/D express subway station ay isang block lamang ang layo, na naglalagay sa Midtown Manhattan na 15 minuto mula sa iyong pintuan.
Ang kapitbahayan ay naka-angkla sa ilang mga natatanging institusyon ng kultura at edukasyon: ang City University of New York, Columbia University isang subway stop lamang ang layo, ang Dance Theatre of Harlem, ang Harlem School of the Arts, Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling at ang Hispanic Society Museum & Library - isa sa mga pangunahing koleksyon ng sining mula sa Espanya at Latin America sa buong mundo.
Ang mga pagpapakita ay sa pamamagitan ng appointment lamang.
Welcome to The Garrison Apartments, one of Hamilton Heights' most distinguished and historically significant prewar residential buildings. Converted into a cooperative in 1929 — the first on Sugar Hill — this intimate, 29-unit landmark is a six-story Beaux-Arts gem whose gracious lobby immediately signals that you've arrived somewhere truly special.
NYC-landmarked and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Garrison was a magnet for the luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance. Poet Countee Cullen called it home, as did Jules Bledsoe — the first major Black opera star in the United States and the original voice behind Ol' Man River in Jerome Kern's Show Boat — along with the Reverend Adam Clayton Powell Sr. and his son, Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and many other noted Harlemites. Within these walls, Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston collaborated on Mule Bone, their celebrated and only joint theatrical work.
Apartment 54 is the kind of home most Manhattan buyers can only dream of finding. A rare true four-bedroom residence, it offers 9.5-foot ceilings, original wood-paneled doors, exquisite period molding, and a wainscoted living room — architectural details that speak to a craftsmanship simply not replicated today. The open living and dining room layout offers the flexibility to be restored to its original configuration as two gracious, formal rooms — ideal for those who entertain or simply want to be in a setting that really feels like a home. With four bedrooms and two bathrooms, this apartment delivers that most coveted of Manhattan luxuries: genuine space.
Building amenities include an elevator, ButterflyMX video security, a storage room, bike storage, a laundry room, a beautifully maintained shareholder garden, and a live-in superintendent. Please note: cats are welcome; no dogs, no subletting, no in-unit washer/dryer.
The location is exceptional for its convenient transportation and outdoor activity choices. Just blocks away are the 28-acre Riverbank State Park on the Hudson, and the newly renovated 11-acre Jackie Robinson Park, complete with indoor and outdoor gym facilities, baseball diamonds, basketball and volleyball courts, and a bandshell for community concerts. The 145th Street A/B/C/D express subway station is one block away, putting Midtown Manhattan just 15 minutes from your door.
The neighborhood is anchored by several outstanding cultural and educational institutions: the City University of New York, Columbia University just one subway stop away, the Dance Theatre of Harlem, the Harlem School of the Arts, Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling and the Hispanic Society Museum & Library - one of the world's premier collections of Spanish and Latin American art.
Showings are by appointment only.
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