Ibi 7 East 124th Street nfunni ni anfani alailẹgbẹ lati tun ṣe aworan ile-iṣọ Italianate to ni ẹtọ mẹtwenta ni awọn agbegbe ti Harlem to jẹ olokiki jùlọ. Ni taara kọja lati Mount Morris Park ati nitosi Fifth Avenue, brownstone yii ti 1905 bayii wa pẹlu iwe-ẹri ti a fun ni tuntun ni Oṣu Kẹrin ọdun 2025 ti Aisi Irẹjẹ (CONH), ti o n ṣii ọna fun atunṣe kikun ti ọrundun 21.

imọlẹ oju-ọjọ ti o dojukọ guusu nṣan laarin oju ile gíga, ti o n tan imọlẹ sinu inu ti o kun fun awọn alaye ilẹkun ti a fipamọ. Ipele parlour nfunni ni awọn òfo 11'4" ati awọn yara jijẹ ati jijẹ ti o ni iwọn nla, ti o kun fun alaye atilẹba - iṣẹ plasta ti o ni ọla, awọn ẹru fọtọ ti a ge, awọn shutters igi, awọn mantels marmar, ati mẹta awọn afọwọya ati awọn ifaworanhan ti o dara julọ ti a ṣe lati mu imọlẹ ati iwọn pọ si. Iwọn ati otitọ ile-ọwọ wa ni aabo, ti n pese ipilẹ alailẹgbẹ fun atunṣe.

Ipele ọgba na fa soke fẹrẹ to awọn ẹsẹ 42 si ẹhin, nfunni ni ijinlẹ alailẹgbẹ ati agbara ikole ti o ni agbara. Lọwọlọwọ ti a ṣe apẹrẹ pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn yara ati yara oorun ti o n ṣii si ọgba, ipele yii n pe fun atunṣe ti a ro. Loke, awọn ipele kẹta ati kẹrin pa awọn apẹrẹ ibugbe iwaju ati ẹhin wọn, awọn mantels atilẹba, ati awọn yara iyipo ti o wa ni ipo tabi awọn aaye ti o ni ferese ti o le jẹ awọn ọfiisi, awọn ile-iwe ọmọ, tabi awọn suite ti a gbooro.

Pẹlu diẹ ẹ sii ju ẹgbẹẹgbẹrun 6,000 ẹsẹ oniyipada ti ilẹ ti o le ṣee lo ati akọle ile kan lọwọlọwọ, ohun-ini naa nfunni ni iwọn pataki ati anfani idagbasoke. A n gba awọn olura niyanju lati ṣe itupalẹ iṣakoso agbegbe tiwọn lati ṣe iwadii awọn anfani itankale tabi atunṣe. A n ta ile naa gẹgẹ bi o ti wa, ni ipo ile, ati pe a le fi silẹ aisi eniyan. Ipele parlour ati awọn ile oke ko si ni lilo lọwọlọwọ ati pe o nilo atunṣe to pọ.

Fun olura ti o ni imọlara pẹlu iran, 7 East 124th Street jẹ anfani lati ṣẹda ile-iṣọ didara-ilana, ti o kun fun imọlẹ, ti o njade si ọkan ninu awọn ọgba ti Manhattan ti o niyeyeye julọ. Mu onimọ-ẹrọ rẹ ki o tun gbe brownstone Harlem alailẹgbẹ yii si oju-iwe ti o tẹle.

Jọwọ ma ṣe ṣiyemeji lati fi imeeli ranṣẹ si wa fun Itupalẹ Iṣakoso ati Idagbasoke.

7 East 124th Street presents a rare opportunity to reimagine a 20-foot-wide, park-front Italianate townhouse in one of Harlem's most iconic settings. Directly across from Mount Morris Park and just off Fifth Avenue, this 1905 brownstone now comes with a newly issued April 2025 Certificate of No Harassment (CONH), clearing the path for a full-scale 21st-century restoration.

South-facing sunlight pours through the home's grand facade, illuminating interiors rich with preserved architectural detail. The parlor level offers 11'4" ceilings and grandly scaled living and dining rooms, rich with original detail - ornate plasterwork, carved window surrounds, wood shutters, marble mantels, and three remarkable pier and over-mirrors designed to amplify light and volume. The scale and architectural integrity remain intact, providing an exceptional foundation for renovation.

The garden level extends nearly 42 feet to the rear, offering rare depth and meaningful outdoor potential. Currently configured with multiple rooms and a sunroom opening to the garden, this floor invites thoughtful redesign. Above, the third and fourth levels retain their classic front-and-rear bedroom layouts, original mantels, and adjoining dressing rooms or ancillary windowed spaces that lend themselves to offices, nurseries, or expanded suites.

With over 6,000 square feet of potential usable floor area and a current multiple dwelling designation, the property offers significant scale and development opportunity. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own zoning analysis to explore expansion or reconfiguration possibilities. The building is being sold as-is, in estate condition, and can be delivered vacant. The parlor and upper floors are not currently in use and require comprehensive renovation.

For the discerning purchaser with vision, 7 East 124th Street is a chance to create a landmark-quality, sun-filled townhouse overlooking one of Manhattan's most treasured parks. Bring your architect and restore this exceptional Harlem brownstone to its next chapter.

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