Ile yii ti kun fun ina oorun, ti o ni nọmba ila-oorun, ila-iyiwa, ati ila-gusu ni yara-ibẹ́rù ati agbegbe ilé. Loft gidi yii ni awọn ogiri 13-ii fọti (!), ti o n ṣẹda afẹfẹ ti o nira ṣugbọn itura. Awọn ilẹ̀ igi sprue atijọ ti o ni tẹẹrẹ-giga ni gbogbo ibi yii ti tun lo lati awọn igi atilẹba, ti a yọ lati ṣẹda agbegbe tuntun. Ni otito, gbogbo ẹyọ ninu Carriage House Lofts ni ẹrọ wẹ́/ibè iso-omi ti inu ati awọn ohun elo ìkọ́ ọjọ́-ọwọ́, gẹgẹ bi ẹrọ àfúnkẹ́, iru ibọn àmọ̀,ibo afárá, adiro ti a fi mọ́, ati mic ifẹ.

Gba irọrun ti ikoko awọ rere ati air-ìkò, ti o fun laaye iṣakoso iwọn otutu ni awọn agbegbe oriṣiriṣi ti ile rẹ lati fipamọ owo (ati ayé). Yara iṣọn omi ti o ni ibamu pẹlu awọn ohun elo chrome Grohe ati adagun jinlẹ fun itura ikẹhin. Awọn ferese aṣa Yuroopu ni ibojì thermally ati akọọkọ lati ṣakoso ina oorun ati ariwo.

Aabo jẹ pataki ni ile yii pẹlu awọn ẹyọ 26, ti a daabobo pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn kamẹra ni ibi-ẹnu ati awọn agbegbe apapọ. Eto intercom ButterflyMX jẹ ki o wo ati sọrọ pẹlu awọn alejo, lakoko ti iwọle ẹrọ itanna ni a daabobo nipasẹ PIN koodu tabi ohun elo foonu alagbeka rẹ, ti o jẹ ki aabo ni awọn ilẹ̀ ibè.

Agbegbe ile ti a ṣe ọṣọ, ti o nikan ni fun gbogbo awọn olugbe ni wakati ina, nfunni ni ọpọlọpọ awọn aranse ijoko ti o pe fun kika, ijumọsọrọ, tabi jijẹ. Terese ile ti o wa ni ọgba le funni ni ijoko ita ati iwo panarama ti Sugar Hill.

Ẹyọ yii wa fun gbigbe-in lati ọjọ 15 Oṣù Kẹrin.

NIPA ILÉ:
Ti wa ni inu aaye itan ti Sugar Hill ni Harlem, iyipada iyalẹnu ti waye ni 457 W. 150th Street: ile ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ ati idasilẹ diẹdiẹ ti ọrundun 19 ti a kọ lati gbe awọn ẹṣin ti nṣe ere lori Harlem River Speedway ti wa ni apẹrẹ bi ile iyẹfun olotito 26 ti a gbe ti o tọju irọrun ti apẹrẹ ile ipilẹ. Ni akọkọ ti a kọ ni aṣa Neoclassical ni 1920, ile naa ti ṣetan fun iwe itankalẹ rẹ ti n bọ gẹgẹbi akojọpọ ti awọn ile-iṣẹ igbalode, awọn ile-ẹkọ 1, 2, ati 3, ti o wa ni bayi fun iyalo.

Igbimọ ile naa ti wa ni atunṣe ni ẹwa si itansan rẹ atilẹba, ti o ṣe afihan iyebiye ile ti Sugar Hill. Ninu, itan naa tẹsiwaju ni awọn ohun elo ti a tun lo ti ko ni ibajẹ: awọn igi nla, ti a gba nigba ṣiṣe agbegbe, ti wa ni iyipada nipasẹ ile-igbimọ igi ti Brooklyn si ilẹ̀ igi ti oju-iyeye ti o ni tẹẹrẹ ni gbogbo ẹyọ.

This home is bathed in sunlight, boasting eastern, western, and southern exposures in the living room and courtyard. This true loft features soaring 13-foot ceilings (!), creating an airy yet cozy atmosphere. The wide-plank antique spruce wood floors throughout were repurposed from the original wood beams, removed to create the new courtyard. Naturally, every unit in the Carriage House Lofts includes an in-unit washer/dryer and premium kitchen appliances, such as a dishwasher, induction cooktop, circulating hood, built-in oven, and microwave.

Enjoy the convenience of multi-zone central heating and air-conditioning, allowing separate temperature control in different areas of your home to save money (and the planet). The spa-like bathroom is equipped with chrome Grohe fixtures and a deep tub for ultimate relaxation. The European-style windows are thermally and acoustically insulated to manage sunlight and noise.

Security is paramount in this 26-unit building, safeguarded by multiple cameras in the entryway and common areas. The ButterflyMX intercom system lets you see and speak with visitors, while elevator access is secured via PIN code or your smartphone app, ensuring extra safety on residential floors.

The landscaped courtyard, open to all residents during daylight hours, offers various seating arrangements perfect for reading, reflecting, or snacking. The rooftop terrace provides lounge seating and a panoramic view of the Sugar Hill district.

This unit is available for move-in from April 15.

ABOUT THE BUILDING:
Nestled in the heart of the historic Sugar Hill district of Harlem, a remarkable transformation has taken place at 457 W. 150th Street: A 19th century carriage house and livery stable built to house horses that raced on the Harlem River Speedway has been reimagined as a meticulously crafted 26-unit residential rental building that maintains the original structure’s architectural simplicity and symmetrical design. Originally built in the Neoclassical style in 1920, the building is now ready for its next chapter as a collection of modern studios, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units, available now for rent.

The building’s facade has been beautifully restored to its original splendor, reflecting the architectural grandeur of the Sugar Hill district. Inside, history continues in sustainably repurposed materials: enormous wood beams, salvaged during the creation of the courtyard, have been transformed by a Brooklyn-based wood shop into stunning wide-plank flooring of heart pine, featured throughout every unit.