24 West 131st Street is a five story, five unit pre-war condominium in Harlem, completed in 1900. Its most distinctive layout is a top floor floor-through residence that spans the full depth of the townhouse, with exposures on multiple sides and direct access to the roof.
The building combines its historic townhouse scale with practical updates, including in-unit washer/dryer facilities. Residential details associated with the building include spacious floor-through layouts, eat-in kitchens, substantial storage, central heating and air conditioning, and renovated bathrooms. Roof access is also available.
The building is on West 131st Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues, on a tree lined block near Marcus Garvey Park and Courtney Callender Playground. The surrounding area includes Whole Foods, Red Rooster, Sylvia’s, Astor Row Cafe, and Pompette Wine Shop.
Its Harlem location places the condominium near the 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 subway lines, as well as the retail and dining corridors along 125th Street and Lenox Avenue. The five unit scale and townhouse form give the property a more intimate character than a typical larger condominium building.
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