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SoHa 118, 301 West 118th Street: Review and Ratings

at The Northwest corner of Frederick Douglass Boulevard View Full Building Profile

Carter Horsley
Review of 301 West 118th Street by Carter Horsley

This very attractive, red-brick 12-story building at 301 West 118th Street is known as SOHA 118 and has 91 residential condominium apartments. 

It is also known as 2187-9 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, and 300-302 West 119th Street and 301 West 118th Street. 

10 Equities LLC, of which Eytan Benjamin, Robert Ezrapour, Ken Haron and Yoav Haron are members, and Drale LLC., of which Mr. Ezrapour and Yoav Haron are principals, were the sponsors. They are all principals of Artimus whose other probjects have included Cathedral Gardens at 352 West 110th Street, Fifth on the Park at Fifth Avenue and 119th Street, and Susan’s Court and Manhattan Court on Manhattan Avenue between 118th and 120th Streets. 

Mr. Ezrapour is also the sponsor of the Lenox Court Condominium at 205 East 76th Street, the Lenox Condominium at 400 Lenox Avenue, the Brownstone Lane Condominium at 309 West 118 Street, the Rosa Parks Condominium at 163 St. Nicholas Avenue, the Cathedral Gardens condominium at 352 Cathedral Parkway, the Academy House condominium at 24 West 45th Street, and the Eliza Court Condominium at 2073 Eighth Avenue.  

GF55 is the architect for the project which was completed in 2006 and its other projects in Harlem include the Kalahari, the Lenox, Madison Court and 444 Manhattan Avenue.

Bottom Line

This is a very handsome, full-service condominium apartment building with many three-bedroom apartments.

Description

The building has a two-story limestone base, a few setbacks and many corner windows. 

The building has frontage of 201 feet 10 inches on Frederick Douglass Boulevard and 100 feet on 118th and 119th Streets.  

The building has a commercial unit of 32,725 square feet on the cellar, ground and mezzanine levels and a community facility of 12,143 square feet on the lobby and third floor.  

The lobby has a Jerusalem Stone floor intersected with a “ribbon” of frosted glass and floor-to-ceiling mottled mahogany panels accent the elevators, and there are horizontal slivers of stone installed in varied lengths and surface depths on an “accent” wall.  The lobby also has cylindrical pendants, recessed ceiling fixtures and stainless steel-clad columns.

Amenities

The building has a 24-hour doorman, a live-in superintendent, a fitness center, a children’s playroom, a media room, cold storage, a laundry and a recreation room.  

The building has a landscaped common garden.

Apartments

Several apartments have private yards or balconies and many have washers and dryers. 

Apartments have four-inch-wide, variegated Brazilian cherry flooring and kitchens have white Silestone counter surfaces and dark tile flooring.  Bathrooms have Calcutta marble floors and Lagos Blue counters. 

Apartments on are floors 5 through 10 and there are three duplex penthouses. 

Apartment 10D has an entry foyer that passes a pass-through kitchen and leads to a living room with a large terrace and three bedrooms. 

Apartment 10G is a three-bedroom unit with a living room with an open kitchen and an island and a terrace.

Apartment F on the 6th through the 9th floors is a three-bedroom unit with a 20-foot-long living/dining room with an open kitchen.

Rating

27
Out of 44

Architecture Rating: 27 / 44

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25
Out of 36

Location Rating: 25 / 36

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15
Out of 39

Features Rating: 15 / 39

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9
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76

CityRealty Rating Reference

 
Architecture
  • 30+ remarkable
  • 20-29 distinguished
  • 11-19 average
  • < 11 below average
 
Location
  • 27+ remarkable
  • 18-26 distinguished
  • 9-17 average
  • < 9 below average
 
Features
  • 22+ remarkable
  • 16-21 distinguished
  • 9-15 average
  • < 9 below average
  • #14 Rated condo - Upper Manhattan
  • #8 Rated condo - Harlem
 
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