Brown Harris Stevens

This one-of-a-kind brownstone in Harlem's iconic Mount Morris Park Historic District isn't just a residence; it's a work of art crafted by the legendary architect John Hauser, whose influence on the Renaissance Revival style remains unparalleled. Built around 1900, this landmarked masterpiece unfolds over four grand stories, with an expansive footprint of approximately 5,600 square feet. Its 20 foot wide facade, paired with Hauser's distinctive extensions at the front and back, create an impressive sense of space and elegance that is rarely found. Every inch of this architectural gem reflects Hauser's signature attention to detail, where timeless design meets historic charm. From the moment you enter, you're greeted by a seamless blend of original craftsmanship and modern updates, with intricate millwork, gleaming hardwood floors, and exquisite moldings that tell a story of a bygone era. The ornate fireplaces with custom-carved mantles serve as captivating...

Nestled on a charming tree-lined block within South Harlem's coveted Mount Morris Park Historic District, this stately 2-family Queen Anne brownstone, designed by the renowned architects Thom & Wilson in 1899, offers an extraordinary opportunity for both restoration and development. With a substantial, unused Floor Area Ratio (FAR), this four-story townhouse with a cellar not only retains its original grandeur but also invites a world of possibilities for expansion and customization. This expansive residence spans an impressive 19 feet in width and boasts four full bathrooms and an array of preserved 19th-century details. From the beautiful stained glass windows to the intricate hardwood floors, fireplaces on each level, and elegantly framed doors with crown molding, this home is a testament to timeless architectural beauty. Each floor presents a unique opportunity to enhance or reimagine its space, whether as a luxurious single-family home, an investment property, or a high-end...

This exclusive apartment offers immediate occupancy and an exceptional 25-year 421-A tax abatement, making it a rare opportunity you won't want to miss. Measuring approximately 1,596 square feet, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence is bathed in sunlight courtesy of its exquisite corner exposure and curved glass windows that overlook Frederick Douglass Circle with views of iconic Central Park. Prepare to be enchanted by the open floor plan, expertly designed for seamless entertainment. The kitchen is a masterpiece, adorned with Lagos blue stone countertops and a large white quartz island. Indulge your culinary desires with top-of-the-line custom Italian cabinetry and Kohler fixtures, alongside premium Bosch appliances, including a gas cooktop, oven, microwave, and dishwasher, all thoughtfully incorporated into the space. The custom paneled SubZero refrigerator perfectly balances elegance and practicality. The primary bedroom, features a spacious walk-in closet and an opulent en-suite bathroom. Prepare to be pampered with...