51 West 131st Street is a pre-war condominium building in Harlem, built in 1880 and converted in 1990. The 5-story building contains 38 units and offers amenities such as a washer/dryer and fitness center.
51 West 131st Street is an 1880 Central Harlem condominium whose duplex residences extend into full lower levels configured as recreation and storage space. The five story building has 38 units and was established as a condominium in 1990.
Ceilings commonly reach about 9 feet 5 inches to 10 feet, and many apartments have oversized windows, hardwood floors and substantial closet storage. Several layouts use separate or pass through kitchens, while northern and rear garden exposures recur. The building has a fitness center, central laundry, resident storage, a bike room and a furnished rear patio with grills; pets are allowed.
The building is on West 131st Street between Fifth and Lenox avenues, with a Harlem Grown community garden and a public playground on the block. Red Rooster and Sylvia’s are near Lenox Avenue, and the 125th Street shopping corridor includes Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and Target. Marcus Garvey Park has an outdoor pool, dog run, amphitheater and barbecue areas.
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