152 West 12nd Street No. 2...

Awọn ẹgbẹ Harlem kan wa ti o dabi ẹni pe wọn pa itan wọn mọra diẹ sii. West 132nd Street, labẹ awọn igi to dagba ti Central Harlem-West 130th-132nd Streets Historic District, jẹ ọkan ninu wọn.
Ti kọ ni 1890 fun Sarah E. Buckhout, 152 West 132nd Street jẹ apakan ti ila awọn imọlẹ brownstone Neo-Grec meje ti o gbooro lati awọn nọmba 144 si 156, gbogbo wọn ni a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ awọn onimọ-ẹrọ Cleverdon & Putzel. Ju ọrundun kan lọ, ile naa tun jẹ apakan to ṣe pataki ti ohun-ini ita - faṣad rẹ ti a tunṣe ni iṣafihan awọn alaye ti akoko miiran, nigba ti ni ẹgbẹ mọto, awọn inu ile ti tun kọ fun ọna ti a n gbe lọwọlọwọ.

Unit Two jẹ ibugbe ti o ni ilẹ gbogbo pẹlu ohun ti o ni irọrun, ti a ti dinku. Awọn ilẹ okuta n ṣiṣẹ labẹ awọn ọrun ghighi. Iboju rọra han lori awọn ogiri ibon meji, n mu gbigbona ati ohun-ọṣọ wa si awọn yara laisi beere fun akiyesi. Ibi idana ti wa ni ipari pẹlu awọn counter marbel ati awọn ẹrọ irin alagbara, pẹlu ẹrọ fẹfẹ, ati ikole ati itutu ni gbogbo ile naa.
Awọn ferese ti o gun ti a yi ati yiyi n dojukọ ariwa ati guusu, n mu awọn imọlẹ rọọrun, ti o n yipada wa si ibugbe naa ati fifun kọọkan ipari ti ile ni ibi wiwo tirẹ.
Pẹlu ifọkanbalẹ si ẹhin, yàrá ji‌rè ṣe n jẹ́ aláàánú ati ikọkọ. Àtẹ ni ibè ni ojú omi ti o gbooro, iwẹ ojo ati ikoko jinlẹ - ibi lati parẹ fun igba diẹ. Nitosi, àpo asọ ni ibè mu ẹrọ sisọ ati dryer, pẹlu aaye afikun fun ibi ipamọ.

Harlem itan ni ita. Ile ti o ronu, ti ode oni ni inu ti ko beere ohunkohun kuro ninu rẹ yatọ si lati duro diẹ ninu.
Inu mi yoo dun lati fi ọ han.

Iye to wa niwaju & Duro ni Iwe Iforuko
Iwe Ìbéèrè ati Iye Itọju: $20.00 (fun oluwadi/atẹri)
Iye Iyẹfun Oṣù Kínní: $3,500.00 (ti o yẹ ni iforukọsilẹ)
Idogo Aabo: $3,500.00 (ti o yẹ ni iforukọsilẹ)
Awọn ohun elo afikun ile: Gas ati ina elecatric ti a san nipasẹ olugbe (fun oṣooṣu)

152 West 12nd Street No. 2...

There are certain Harlem blocks that seem to hold their history a little closer. West 132nd Street, beneath the mature trees of the Central Harlem-West 130th-132nd Streets Historic District, is one of them.
Built in 1890 for Sarah E. Buckhout, 152 West 132nd Street is part of a row of seven Neo-Grec brownstones stretching from numbers 144 through 156, all designed by architects Cleverdon & Putzel. More than a century later, the house remains very much a part of the street's character-its restored facade carrying the detail of another time, while beyond the front door, the interiors have been rebuilt for the way we live now.

Unit Two is a full-floor residence with a quiet, pared-back character. Concrete floors run beneath tall ceilings. Exposed brick appears along two fireplace walls, bringing warmth and texture to the rooms without asking for attention. The open kitchen is finished with marble counters and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher, and central heating and cooling runs throughout.
Tall tilt-and-turn windows face north and south, filling the apartment with soft, changing light and giving each end of the home its own outlook.
Set apart toward the rear, the bedroom feels calm and private. Its adjoining bath has a wide sink, rain shower and deep soaking tub-a place to disappear for a while. Nearby, a laundry closet holds a washer and dryer, with additional room for storage.

Historic Harlem outside. A thoughtful, modern home within that asks nothing of you except to stay a little longer.
I would be delighted to introduce you.

Upfront Fees & Due at Lease Signing
Application and Processing Fee: $20.00 (per applicant/guarantor)
First Month's Rent: $3,500.00 (due at lease signing)
Security Deposit: $3,500.00 (due at lease signing)
Additional Apartment Utilities: Gas and Electric utilities paid by tenant (per month)