271 West 144th Street is a six story, 18 unit rental building in Harlem, completed in 1920. The building includes rent stabilized apartments and sits on West 144th Street between Frederick Douglass Avenue and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard.
Apartment layouts emphasize generous proportions, with large living rooms, queen sized bedrooms, and substantial closet storage recurring across the available homes. Many kitchens are separate and windowed, with ample cabinet and counter space and dishwashers. The building is pet friendly.
Heat, hot water, and cooking gas are included in the rent. A live-in super and porter maintain the property, and laundry facilities, supermarkets, restaurants, gyms, and other daily conveniences are close by along 145th Street.
The A, B, C, and D trains stop at 145th Street on St. Nicholas Avenue, while the 3 train stops at 145th Street on Lenox Avenue. The location also places the building near the commercial corridor and neighborhood institutions around 145th Street.
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Founded in 1982, IBEC Living is a Manhattan-based manager of market-rate rental properties in New York City. It offers no-fee apartments in owner-managed buildings and emphasizes a hands-on approach with amenities like doormen, gyms and rooftop lounges.
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