Ile ti kii ṣe idiwọ yii wa sori ọkan ninu awọn giga ti o ga julọ ni Manhattan. Njẹ a wa ni akoko, sinu ile brownstone Queen Anne, 1891, ti o wa ni agbegbe Itan Jumel Terrace ti a mọ. Awọn iwo alaragbayida ti Morris-Jumel Mansion, ẹbun শতবৎọdọ orundun kẹẹdogun ati ile ti o dagbasoke julọ ni Manhattan. Ile ti awọn oludari revolushọn Amẹrika ati Harlem Renaissance. Ile yii, ninu eto bi ọgba, jẹ ile ofin, idile meji, awọn ilẹ mẹrin, awọn yàrá 15, 3,700 square feet. Ile naa, ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ati kọ nipasẹ onimọ-ṣiṣe Harlem, Richard R. Davis, ti o mọ julọ fun ile ijọsin Baptist Romanesque ni 151 W 128th Street ati Adam Clayton Powell.

426 West 160th ti wa ni tunṣe ni rọọrun ati ilọsiwaju, nigba ti o tọju awọn alaye atilẹba, awọn àgbo, awọn bọtini ilẹ, wainscoting, ati iha ferese igi, pẹlu awọn cornices atilẹba, awọn ilẹkun, awọn ilẹkun apoti, awọn ọlọtọ ipẹyà, ati ohun-ọṣọ atijọ. Eyi jẹ ile awọn iwe pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn ile ikawe ti a ṣe daradara ati awọn apoti. Awọn skylights mẹta ni oke ile na ṣẹlẹ lati tan imọlẹ si awọn pẹpẹ ati awọn baluwe oke ile mejeeji. Ti a kọ 18'x50' lori ilẹ 18'x100', ile yii ni awọn yàrá 6, awọn baluwe 5, ile onje kikun, ati pantries onitoni. Igbimọ meji ti o ngbe plus ile-iwọgba ti kikun ti o funni ni afikun 925 square feet fun apapọ 4,625 sf. Iwọn awọn ile ti wa ni tunṣe ati awọn panele solar tuntun ti wa ni ṣepọ pẹlu ilana tita si Con-Ed.

Awọn ILE ỌGBÀ:
Wá nipasẹ eto ààbò ADT tuntun, ti ko ni bọtini nipasẹ awọn ọna titun ikọkọ labẹ awọn ipo ti iṣaaju ibi awọn iwe, bayi ile ikọkọ meji, baluwe kan ati ibi idana kikun ati yara mimu bi ẹya ti o ni imọlẹ tabi pied a terre ti awọn oniwun. Yara alejo naa ti forukọsilẹ ni bayi pẹlu ilu gẹgẹ bi yiyalo igba kukuru ti ofin nipasẹ oniwun "Super Host" naa. Ile idana naa ni firiji Whirlpool ti o tobi, ibọn gaasi Bertazzoni, microwave, ati irọrun iraye si ọgba ikọkọ patapata pẹlu patio, jijẹ ni ita ati grill.

Yara ọgba naa wo ọgba ti o to 900 square feet, ti a ṣe afiwe nipasẹ ferese nla, ni irọrun iraye si ọgba nipasẹ ilẹkun tuntun ti irin ati gilasi pẹlu ẹnubode ààbò, awọn iboju, ati ferese osẹ. Ọgba “Lady's Specimen Garden” ti o dara julọ ti wa ni tọsọna pẹlu ifẹ nipasẹ awọn oniwun ki o le ba wọn ni ikore ni gbogbo ọdun pẹlu iṣẹ ọwọ kekere tabi inawo ni gbogbo orisun. Ọgba naa ni patio slate tuntun ti a kọ ni títà pẹlu ikuna. Oruka igi ti ọgba naa ti wa ni ge ati ipilẹ, ti o fun laaye diẹ ẹ sii ina. Jẹ ki owurọ ji si ohun orin awọn ẹiyẹ nla ni Manhattan ki o joko ni ọgba ikọkọ rẹ ti n gbọ gbogbo Sunday ọsan si “Parlor Jazz” ti Marjorie Elliot ni Sugarhill ni ikọkọ.

IYỌ ILE ỌFA:
Gẹgẹ bi idiyele fun gbigba, ipele yii ni awọn ilẹ igi pẹlu awọn palasita coved, awọn ilẹkun giga, iyanrin ti ko ni ikore pẹlu akọle ati ijó tile atilẹba. Ipele naa nṣan ni irọrun sinu yara orin, ti n lọ nipasẹ awọn ilẹkun apoti atilẹba si yara jijẹ pẹlu pantry onitoni ti o ni iṣẹ kikun pẹlu ibọn Viking 24”, 4-burner, firiji Sub-Zero ti o tobi ati ikoko atijọ ti onje porcelain pẹlu ihamọra irin alagbọ.

IYỌ KEJI:
Gba awọn ipari ni pẹtẹlẹ lẹhin awọn awọn igbesẹ igi ti a ge lati wo keji ti o ni awọn yàrá 2 ati awọn baluwe 2 ni kikun. Ibi ti o dojukọ ariwa, yàrá akọkọ ni polygonal criel pẹlu awọn kọlọmu ti o so awọn window mẹta, ti o funni ni imọlẹ lẹwa ati ifasilẹ afẹfẹ. Ibi alabaṣepọ ti o sunmọ pẹlu ilẹ ibẹtẹ kera ti a gbona, wainscoting igi, apoti mẹfa ati ibi ipamọ kabineti meji, vanity aṣa igi, igi marble ti a tẹ, awọn ẹya irin ti a da silẹ ati awọn sconces pewter 2, ibọn gbogbo awọn glass iwaju pẹlu ijoko tiled ati awọn odi, awọn ẹya igbalode ṣe iranlọwọ ni si ikoko yii. Baluwẹ ti ibudo rẹ ni ilẹ beete ti itanna, tile subway funfun pẹlu ohun amugbo ti celadon, ikoko clawfoot atijọ, sink pedestal pẹlu raaili towel chrome, awọn railler towel chrome, ati sconce.

This one-of-a-kind townhouse is perched on one of the highest elevations in Manhattan. Stepping out of time, into a brightly lit, Queen Anne, 1891 brownstone, located in the famed Jumel Terrace Historic District. Spectacular views of the Morris-Jumel Mansion, an eighteenth-century jewel and Manhattan's oldest residence. Home to both the luminaries of the American Revolution and the Harlem Renaissance. This townhouse, in a parklike setting, is a legal, two-family, four-story, 15-room, 3,700 square feet home. The house, designed and built by Harlem Architect, Richard R. Davis, best known for the Romanesque Metropolitan Baptist Church at 151 W 128th Street and Adam Clayton Powell.

426 West 160th has been gently restored and improved, while maintaining the original details, coved ceilings, baseboards, wainscoting, and wooden window trim, along with original cornices, doors, pocket doors, decorative fireplaces, and old hardware. This is a house of books with numerous well-built libraries and cases. Three rooftop skylights illuminate the stairwell and both top-floor baths. Built 18'x50' on an 18'x100' lot, this home features 6 bedrooms, 5 full baths, a full kitchen, and butler's pantry. Four living floors plus the full-footprint cellar granting an additional 925 square feet for a total of 4,625 sf. The facade has been resurfaced and new rooftop solar panels are integrated with a sell-back to Con-Ed.

THE GARDEN FLOOR:
Enter via a new, keyless, ADT security system through a separate, private entry under the stoop to the former location of a well-known bookstore, now a full two bedroom, one bath and full kitchen and sitting room independent apartment as a solid income-producing feature or owners pied a terre. The guest suite is currently registered with the city as a legal, short-term rental by the "Super Host" owner. The kitchen has a full-size Whirlpool refrigerator, a Bertazzoni gas stove, microwave, and direct access to the entirely private garden with patio, outdoor dining and grill..

The garden room overlooks a 900 square foot garden, viewed through a large window, enjoy easy garden access through a new metal and glass door with a security gate, screens, and a seasonal storm window. The perfect, Victorian "Lady's Specimen Garden" has been lovingly gardened by the owner so that it blooms each year with little coaxing or expense each spring. The garden has a newly graded slate patio with a drain. The garden's tree canopy has been pruned and lifted, allowing more light. Awaken mornings to the rare sound of songbirds in Manhattan and sit in your own private garden listening every Sunday afternoon to Sugarhill's own living treasure, Marjorie Elliot's "Parlor Jazz" in private.

THE PARLOR FLOOR:
Ideal for entertaining, this level features hardwood floors with plaster coved, tall ceilings, a decorative fireplace with a mantle and original tile hearth. The parlor flows seamlessly into the music room, passing through original pocket doors into the dining room with a full service butler's pantry with a 24", 4-burner Viking stove, full-size Sub-Zero refrigerator and a deep antique porcelain and cast-iron sink and new butcher block counters.

THE SECOND FLOOR:
Ascend the stairs past the carved newel post on hardwood steps to the second floor featuring 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths. The north-facing, primary bedroom features a polygonal criel with engaged columns flanking the three window bay, giving beautiful light and cross ventilation. An adjacent ensuite with Sun-touch heated cement floors, oak wainscoting, a six drawer and double cabinet storage, oak Mission style, marble top vanity with cast iron hardware and 2 pewter sconces, full glass front shower with tiled seat and walls, two shelved closets offer even more storage in this bathroom. The hallway bath features a polished cement heated floor, white subway tile with a celadon tile accent, an antique, clawfoot tub, a pedestal sink with a chrome towel rail, chrome towel bars, and sconc