192 Lenox Avenue is a pre-war condominium building in Harlem, Manhattan, built in 1909. The 5-story building contains 5 units and offers amenities such as basement storage, roof deck, and in-unit washer/dryer.
192 Lenox Avenue is a five story condominium completed in 1909 and restored within Harlem's Mount Morris Landmarks District. Its five residences each have private outdoor space, ranging from a terrace for the two bedroom home and balconies for the studios to private roof terraces for the two one bedroom duplex penthouses.
The building retains its historic façade and exposed brick while its interiors have been fully renovated. Apartments have white oak flooring, individually controlled heating and cooling, oversized low E glazed windows, and ceiling heights ranging from approximately 9 feet 4 inches to 11 feet 10 inches. Full size stackable washers and dryers are installed in the residences other than the studios, and kitchens and bathrooms use marble finishes and contemporary fixtures.
The two one bedroom penthouses are organized as duplexes, with bedrooms on the lower level and living, dining, and kitchen areas above, followed by access to private roof terraces. The studios have private balconies, while the two bedroom residence opens to a private terrace. This arrangement gives every home a defined outdoor area despite the building's compact scale.
Building amenities include resident storage, a rooftop terrace with outdoor entertaining space, a package room, and 24 hour virtual doorman service. Marcus Garvey Park is one block away, Central Park is nine blocks north, and Whole Foods and other shops and restaurants are located around 125th Street. The 2 and 3 trains are three blocks away.
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