| ID# | RLS20117013 |
| Maelezo ya Mali | 7 chumba cha kulala, 2 bafu, 1 nusu bafu, mashine ya kufua, mashine ya kukausha (DOM): 18 days |
| Mwaka wa Ujenzi | 1899 |
| Kodi (kwa mwaka) | $11,088 |
| Treni ya Chini | 4 dakika: A, C, B, D |
| 7 dakika: 1 | |
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Ingia katika sura adimu ya historia ya Manhattan kwenye 23 Hamilton Terrace. Hapo awali ikiwa sehemu ya shamba la ekari 15 la Alexander Hamilton, nyumba hii ya mjini ya Neo-Renaissance iliyojengwa mwaka 1899 inawakilisha kilele cha ustadi wa enzi ya Gilded Age, kwenye “barabara ya pembeni” tulivu na inayotafutwa sana.
Iliyobuniwa na William Strom anayeheshimika, nyumba hii yenye mwanga mwingi ni ushahidi wa harakati za “Jiji Jeupe,” ikiwa na mbele ya kuvutia iliyojengwa kwa chokaa na matofali mepesi. Ikiwa juu ya njia ya mawe iliyoinuka, ambayo ni alama ya mtaro huu, nyumba hiyo inatoa faragha na fahari ya Ulaya ambayo inazidi kuwa nadra katika mandhari ya jiji.
Jengo hili kubwa la familia mbili, ambalo kwa sasa limepangiliwa kutumika kama nyumba ya familia moja, lina ghorofa nne na vyumba 7 vya kulala pamoja na vyumba 2.5 vya kuogea, likiwa na vipimo vya futi 17.83 kwa futi 75.67. Limehifadhi maelezo mengi ya asili na ya ustadi yanayoitambulisha Wilaya ya Kihistoria ya Hamilton Heights—dari refu, mapambo ya cornice, na ngazi maridadi ya umbo la L inayotumika kama mpito wa kifahari kutoka barabara tulivu hadi kwenye makazi haya yenye utulivu. Bustani kubwa ni mojawapo ya vipengele bora zaidi vya nyumba hii.
Iwe utaiona kama nyumba kubwa ya kifahari au uwekezaji unaoweza kugawanywa katika vitengo vingi, nyumba hii inatoa karibu futi za mraba 5,000 kama uwanja wa kutimiza ndoto zako. Fikiria sakafu binafsi ya afya na ustawi, maktaba yenye mwanga wa anga, au sehemu maalum ya kuwakaribisha wageni.
23 Hamilton Terrace ni zaidi ya anwani tu; ni makazi ya faragha yanayotafutwa sana. Wakazi hufurahia utulivu wa mtaa unaohisi kuwa mbali na pilikapilika za Manhattan, huku wakiwa umbali mfupi tu kutoka kwenye moyo wa kitamaduni wa Harlem. Kuanzia Grange ya kihistoria na St. Nicholas Park, hadi kampasi ya City College, maghala mahiri ya sanaa na mikahawa mbalimbali, Hamilton Terrace inatoa maisha yenye hadhi tulivu na uhusiano wa kina na utamaduni.
Step into a rare chapter of Manhattan history at 23 Hamilton Terrace. Once part of Alexander Hamilton's 15-acre country estate, this 1899 Neo-Renaissance townhouse represents the pinnacle of Gilded Age craftsmanship on a coveted, quiet "side street."
Designed by the esteemed William Strom, this light-filled residence is a testament to the "White City" movement, featuring a striking limestone and light-brick facade. Perched upon the terrace's signature elevated stone promenade, the home offers a sense of privacy and European grandeur that is increasingly rare in the city's landscape.
This grand two-family property, currently configured as a one-family home, spans four stories and includes 7 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, with dimensions of 17.83 ft. x 75.67 ft. It retains intricate original details that define the Hamilton Heights Historic District soaring ceilings, ornate cornices, and an elegant L-shaped stoop that serves as a stately transition from the quiet street to the sanctuary within. The expansive garden stands out as one of the best features.
Whether envisioned as a grand home or a versatile multi-unit investment, this home offers nearly 5,000 square feet as a canvas for your dreams. Imagine a private wellness floor, a sky-lit library, or an entertaining suite.
23 Hamilton Terrace is more than just an address; it is a sought-after retreat. Residents enjoy the serenity of a block that feels removed from the rush of Manhattan while being only moments from the cultural heartbeat of Harlem. From the historic Grange and St. Nicholas Park, City College campus to the vibrant art galleries and an array of eateries, Hamilton Terrace offers a life of quiet prestige and deep cultural connection.
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