Strivers Gardens, 300 West 135th Street - Harlem
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Strivers Gardens, completed in 2003, is a distinctive condominium development designed by Davis Brody Bond for the NYC Partnership for Housing. The property consists of two connected mid-rise towers of 7 and 12 stories containing 170 units, featuring beige-brick façades with projecting piers capped with metal bay windows above a retail base.
The development is distinguished by its central garden courtyard with a waterfall, connecting the two towers through a glass-enclosed atrium. Building amenities include 24-hour doorman and concierge services, a state-of-the-art fitness center, residents' lounge with kitchen, two laundry facilities, storage space, and an on-site parking garage with Zip Car availability.
Units feature various layouts, many with terraces or roof decks offering panoramic views. Notable apartment features include hardwood floors, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The building benefits from a tax abatement in effect through 2031.
Located in a vibrant section of Harlem, Strivers Gardens sits adjacent to St. Nicholas Park and one block from City College of New York. The property provides easy access to the 125th Street retail corridor, multiple subway lines (2/3 and B/C), and various bus routes. The neighborhood features proximity to Marcus Garvey Park, Harlem's restaurant row, and historic districts including Strivers Row and Dorrance Brooks Square.
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