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One Strivers Row is a 14-unit boutique condominium in Harlem, close to parks, cultural landmarks, and transportation options. The building offers amenities like virtual doorman service, a package room, and a landscaped roof deck, with a tax abatement in effect through 2029. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
One Strivers Row is a 2006 Harlem condominium that incorporates the shell of a five story masonry building erected in 1894. Designed by Michael Ivanhoe McCaw, the seven story structure contains 14 residences, with a modern upper façade that extends above and wraps around the earlier building.
Apartments commonly have high ceilings, open living and dining areas, hardwood floors, central heating and cooling, and large windows. Corner layouts bring in light from multiple exposures, while recurring interior features include windowed bathrooms, soaking tubs, and in-unit laundry.
The building has a landscaped rooftop terrace with 360 degree views, a virtual doorman, a package room, and resident and bicycle storage. Its 421a tax abatement remains at full exemption through tax year 2028/29, with a gradual phaseout scheduled through tax year 2032/33.
The condominium occupies the southwest corner of Frederick Douglass Boulevard and West 139th Street, directly across from Strivers Row and the St. Nicholas Historic District. St. Nicholas Park and the City College campus are west of the building, and the B and C trains stop at 135th Street on St. Nicholas Avenue.
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