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The Carriage House is a pre-war condominium building in Harlem completed in 1910. Located at 264 West 124th Street, it has 2 units across 3 stories.
A former carriage house at 264 West 124th Street, the Carriage House is a three story pre war condominium completed in 1910. With just two residences, the building retains the scale and architectural character of its original form, including large arched windows.
The homes are organized as spacious duplexes of roughly 2,000 square feet, generally configured with three bedrooms and layouts that can accommodate a fourth bedroom, den, or office. Living areas are arranged below bedrooms, with open staircases, high ceilings, and oversized windows shaping the interiors.
Apartment interiors commonly combine hardwood floors, classic moldings, fireplaces, and open kitchens with marble countertops and high end appliances. In-unit laundry and substantial storage, including walk-in closets, are recurring features; central air conditioning and heat are also present in the residences.
The building is in South Harlem near Morningside Park and the Frederick Douglass corridor, with Lenox Avenue less than two avenues away and Manhattan Avenue one avenue away. Restaurants and cafes in the area include Lido, Harlem Tavern, Bixi, Row House, and Vinateria, while Whole Foods is also nearby.
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