The townhouse at 9 West 120th Street in Harlem's Mt. Morris Historic District has been converted into four boutique condos. The renovation preserves original architectural details while incorporating modern amenities.
9 West 120th Street is a four residence condominium conversion of a townhouse landmark built in 1909 in Harlem's Mount Morris Park Historic District. The 2022 transformation retained original moldings, fireplace mantels, Tiffany glass, exposed brick, mosaics, pocket doors, and a built in mirror, while introducing modern residential systems and finishes.
The residences range from a garden level alcove studio duplex to full floor and multilevel two bedroom homes, giving the four story building a varied vertical arrangement. Private outdoor space is part of two of the layouts, while apartments commonly have soaring ceilings, restored townhouse details, stainless steel kitchen appliances, and in unit laundry.
Set on a quiet, tree lined block just off Malcolm X Boulevard, the building is steps from Marcus Garvey Park and Whole Foods. The surrounding 125th Street corridor adds cafes, restaurants, and local shops, with the 2 and 3 trains serving the area from stations on 125th Street.
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