302 West 138th Street is a 1901, three story, three residence pre-war condominium in Harlem, organized as a semi detached townhouse. Its most distinctive home is a garden duplex that places the main living level below the bedrooms and opens to a planted south facing garden, with additional private outdoor space at the upper level. A partially recessed façade gives the residence four exposures.
The building's apartments include open layouts, exposed brick, hardwood floors, and stainless steel appliances, while several have private balconies or terraces. Laundry and storage are available at the building, and the residential layouts range from studios and one bedroom apartments to the garden duplex.
West 138th Street runs between Frederick Douglass Boulevard and Edgecombe Avenue, just outside the St. Nicholas Historic District, also known as Strivers' Row. St. Nicholas Park and Hamilton Grange are within a short walk, with restaurants and nightlife including The Edge Harlem, Shrine, Harlem Hops, Yatenga, and Renaissance nearby. The B and C trains stop at 135th Street, less than four minutes away on foot.
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