Kaabọ si 127 West 123rd Street, ile-iṣalẹ ẹbi meji ti o ni ilosiwaju ni ọkan ti South Harlem ti nṣe: aaye, irọrun, ati igbesi aye ita-ọna to yàtọ̀.

O gbooro to awọn ẹsẹ mẹta, 3,585 pẹlú iwe-ẹda kan fun apapọ 4,285 SF, pẹlú 1,308 SF ti aaye ita. O nṣe ọpọlọpọ awọn aṣayan fun olumulo ipari, pẹlu anfani lati gbe ni ile-iṣalẹ ẹbi kan ti a ti pese silẹ, ati ni ile ti o tobi bi ilu ni agbegbe Manhattan to lẹwa, tabi bi ohun-ini idoko-owo ti n ṣe owo nipasẹ yiyalo awọn ilẹ oke.

Bi o ti n wọle, a n gba ọ ni ikini si triplex to gbooro. Ipele ogardin ni ifilọlẹ ibi idana ti o ni ferese ti n wo ẹkun rẹ, ibi ijẹun, yara ọṣọ, ati ẹrọ fifọ ati ohun elo gbigbẹ.

Ipele keji nṣe ifojusi ile itura ti o ni awọn 10’5” gige, ile-ibè kan pẹlu iyẹwu to wa ni iyẹwu ati iboju asopọ, ati balùkì ti o ni iraye si ogardin. Ipele kẹta ni awọn yara meji tobi bi ọba ati iwẹ pipe, pẹlu awọn gige ti 9’5”.

Ipele keji ti aabo mejila ni awọn yara meji, ibi idana galle, ibi ijẹun, ati iwẹ pipe lori ipele kẹrin. Loke rẹ, ile igbesi/ofa, ni awọn gige to ni igbiyanju 13’, iwẹ pipe, agbegbe lofted, asopọ ẹrọ fifọ/gbigbẹ, ati terrace ti ara ẹni pẹlu awọn iwo ọrun to ṣii.

Ile naa kun fun ohun-ini, o ni awọn gige giga, ilẹ igi, ati iwọn to dara lori gbogbo ipele. Giga adayeba n lọ daradara, paapaa lori awọn ipele oke nibiti awọn iwo ṣii n fa kọja ọrun.

Aaye ita ni idaniloju yii n ṣe iyatọ si ohun-ini yii. Inu ogardin ti o jinlẹ, aladani nfunni ni itura alajsike pẹlu plenty ti aaye fun ṣiṣẹda, fọ, awọn ẹranko, tabi pẹpẹ awọn ọmọde. Terrace ti o wa ni ipele giga n pese awọn iwo ṣii, ati loke rẹ, ilẹ-oke ti a ti pari kakiri to to awọn 72 ẹsẹ loke ilẹ, nfunni ni awọn iwo Manhattan ti o ni aito norf ati gusu ati agbegbe pipe fun ibugbe ita.

Pẹlupẹlu, pẹlu awọn ẹsẹ mẹta, 1,620 ti agbegbe ti a le kọ, ohun-ini naa tun nfunni ni iṣaaju fun itankalẹ. Ilé naa jẹ apá ti Harlem Opportunity Zone/federal QOF Zone, ti o funni ni awọn ifipamọ owo-ori pataki fun oluwa/tabi akẹkọ. Ilé naa yoo jẹ unoccupied patapata, pẹlu ko si awọn olugbe tẹlẹ, ati iwe-ẹri ibugbe fun Ile Ẹbi Meji.

Ti wa ni aaye to dara ti o ni awọn igi, eyi jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ipo ti o dara julọ ni South Harlem, nikan diẹ ninu awọn iṣẹju lati Morningside Park, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, ati Target, ati sunmọ diẹ ninu awọn restoran ti o dara julọ ti agbegbe nfunni, pẹlu Red Rooster, Settepani, ati Barawine. O tun wa nikan nigba diẹ lati Marcus Garvey Park ati pẹpẹ awọn aja ti o wa ni ibẹ, pẹlu iraye si awọn ila ọkọ oju–irin nla (A, B, C, D, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) ati Metro-North. Fun iṣẹ, ni pataki, Columbia University, Harlem Hospital, ati Mt. Sinai Morningside Hospital wa laarin iṣẹju mẹdọgbọn-ika rẹ.

Eyi jẹ anfani to ṣọwọn lati ni townhouse ti o pa gbogbo apoti: aaye, imọlẹ, igbesi aye ita, ati agbara idoko-owo pipẹ.

Welcome to 127 West 123rd Street, an expansive two-family townhouse in the heart of South Harlem offering: space, flexibility, and exceptional outdoor living.

Spanning approximately 3,585 square feet plus a cellar for a total of 4,285 SF, along with 1,308 SF of outdoor space. It offers multiple options for an end user, including the opportunity to live in a move-in-ready single-family mansion, and have a suburban-sized home in a beautiful Manhattan neighborhood, or as an investment property generating income by renting the upper floors.

As you enter, you are welcomed into a spacious triplex. The garden level features a windowed kitchen overlooking your private backyard, a dining area, powder room, and in-unit washer and dryer.

The second floor offers a bright living room with soaring 10’5” ceilings, a primary bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, and a balcony with access to the garden. The third floor includes two king-sized bedrooms and a full bathroom, with ceiling heights of 9’5”.
The second apartment has two bedrooms, a galley kitchen, dining area, and full bathroom on the fourth floor. Above it, a living room/office, features impressive 13’ ceilings, a full bathroom, a lofted area, washer/dryer hook-up, and a private terrace with open skyline views.

The home is filled with character, featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors and generous proportions on every level. Natural light flows beautifully, especially on the upper floors where open views stretch across the skyline.

Outdoor space truly sets this property apart. A deep, private backyard offers a peaceful retreat with plenty of room for gardening, lounging, pets, or children’s playground. The top-floor terrace provides open views, and above it all, a fully finished rooftop sits approximately 72 feet above the ground, offering sweeping north and south-facing Manhattan skyline views and the perfect setting for outdoor living.

With approximately 1,620 square feet of additional buildable area, the property also offers future upside for expansion. The building is part of the Harlem Opportunity Zone/federal QOF Zone, allowing for significant tax savings for owner/investors. The home will be delivered fully vacant, with no existing tenants, and a Certificate of Occupancy for a Two-Family House.

Located on a prime tree-lined block, this is one of the best locations in South Harlem, just moments from Morningside Park, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Target, and close to some of the best restaurants the neighborhood has to offer, including Red Rooster, Settepani, and Barawine. You’re also just minutes from Marcus Garvey Park and a nearby dog park, with easy access to major subway lines (A, B, C, D, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) and Metro-North. For work, specifically, Columbia University, Harlem Hospital, and Mt. Sinai Morningside Hospital are all within 15-minute-walking distance.

This is a rare opportunity to own a townhouse that checks every box: space, light, outdoor living, and long-term investment potential.