320 West 139th Street, HOUSE

Experience the harmonious blend of historic grandeur and modern luxury in this meticulously renovated prewar Neo-Grec style townhouse, nestled within the sought-after Central and West Harlem Dorrance Brookes Historic District. As you stroll along the serene tree-lined street, you'll be captivated by the timeless charm and elegant fa ade that welcome you home.

Step inside to discover a true treasure trove of history. The original wood stairs, lovingly preserved since 1898, beckon you to ascend and explore the layers of the past. Exposed beams gracefully traverse the ceilings, a testament to the craftsmanship of yesteryears and a reminder of the stories this townhouse holds.

This residence effortlessly caters to modern living needs with its versatile layout, flexibly accommodating a spacious 4-bedroom configuration complemented by three full bathrooms. The heart of the home is the open-concept kitchen and living area, where lofty ceilings create an airy atmosphere, and multiple deco fireplaces infuse warmth and character. The perfect marriage of old and new, this space becomes even cozier with the presence of a wood-burning fireplace framed by exposed brick.

Beyond its historic charm, this townhouse offers modern comforts that elevate daily life. A washer/dryer brings convenience, while the finished basement opens the door to endless possibilities - be it a recreational haven, lounge space, or organized storage area. The kitchen boasts high-end appliances, including a dishwasher, ensuring that culinary endeavors are met with style and efficiencies.

The house retains its historic high brownstone stoop with decorative newel posts, and its main entrance features a historic wood-and-glass double-leaf door and transom with decorative brownstone enframement. Decorative spandrel panels sit below the first story windows, which are framed by pilasters, a decorative center panel, and brownstone sill bands. The shallow projecting bay runs from the second story to the cornice and has an ornately decorated base and spandrel panels, and a wide decorative spandrel panel below the third-story windows. Stone lintel and sill bands run across the width of the facade at the second- and third-story windows. The building's intact metal cornice features Renaissance Revival-style modillions and a wide frieze with stylized details.

As you step outside, the expansive private backyard unfolds, a rarity in the heart of Harlem. This urban oasis becomes your personal retreat, where you can unwind, entertain, and immerse yourself in the vibrancy of the city. Immerse yourself in the surroundings, with St. Nicholas Park and Hudson River Park's tennis courts just steps away. Delve into the history of the Sugar Hill historic district, or engage in the intellectual ambiance of Columbia University and City College. A plethora of charming cafes and restaurants cater to your every craving.

Effortless commuting is at your fingertips with the convenience of multiple subway lines - A, B, C, 2, and 3 - ensuring easy access to all corners of the city.