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Boutique three-unit condominium in Mount Morris Park Historic District blending prewar elegance with modern luxury finishes and private outdoor spaces. Investor-friendly building with immediate subletting rights, steps from express trains, featuring the last available 1,850-square-foot home with private garden.
A 1910 pre-war brownstone, 103 West 119th Street is a three unit condominium in Harlem’s Mount Morris Park Historic District. Its most distinctive residential arrangement is an uppermost penthouse with a private terrace and deeded roof rights, extending the home beyond the building’s interior footprint.
The building retains classic brownstone details alongside renovated interiors. Apartments commonly have high ceilings, oversized windows, crown moldings, hardwood floors, and original decorative fireplaces, along with in-unit laundry. Kitchens have marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, vented gas ranges, dishwashers, and deep sinks.
Residences range from approximately 846 square feet to nearly 1,850 square feet, with one bedroom homes incorporating office alcoves or flexible additional rooms and larger layouts including dining and recreation space. At the garden level, a residence extends to a private garden, adding another form of outdoor space to the building’s mix.
The 116th Street station on Lenox Avenue serves the 2 and 3 trains, while Whole Foods is five blocks away and Central Park is nine blocks north. Restaurants and cultural venues including Red Rooster, Sylvia’s, The Cecil, and Minton’s are within the surrounding Harlem district. The condominium is pet friendly and permits subletting from day one.
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