517 West 149th Street is a three story brownstone condominium built in 1926 and converted in 2007. A distinctive duplex places its living space across two levels and opens to a private terrace, an arrangement that reflects the building’s larger residential layouts.
The restored brownstone façade retains historic details inside, including high ceilings, exposed brick, original wood doors, and decorative fireplaces with tiled surrounds and pier mirrors. Apartments have generous proportions and strong natural light, while private outdoor space is part of the residential mix. The building is self managed, its common areas are maintained, the boiler has been replaced, and pets are welcome.
On a block lined with brownstones and old growth trees, the building is around the corner from Harlem Public and The Chipped Cup, with Riverbank State Park two blocks away. The 145th Street station on St. Nicholas Avenue serves the A and C trains, while the 145th Street station at Broadway serves the 1 train.
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