175 W 126th St

Presenting a legal three-family brownstone with residential and commercial usage that boasts stunning original details. This three-story building, which exemplifies classic turn-of-the-century Harlem architecture at its best, was built in 1910 and is currently configured as an owners' duplex and three income-generating apartments. The brownstone measures 17 feet wide by 50 feet deep, with total interior square footage just above 4,200. Some of the many upgrades made to the building:-Updated roof -Brand new facade-Updated windows (double pane, high-grade noise reduction)-Entire staircase in the building has been restored-Completely finished cellar level-New water main (from the property to the street)-New water heater-Upgraded electricals, plumbing, including a Jacuzzi tub in the owners duplexAnd the exquisite features of this income-generating property are:-Owners' duplex: The bedroom and the bay windows in the living room look onto a private garden that can be enjoyed through the seasons. The cellar level, replete with a kitchen and a home office, is fully finished. -Parlor level: This stately floor-through apartment soars with its 11-foot ceilings and is accented by masterfully restored original wooden moldings that frame the windows and doors. The unit has its own veranda and is equipped with a full kitchen. -Second and third floors: Two separate income-generating 1-bedroom floor-through apartments make up the second and third floors. Each unit is also adorned with prewar details and has its own decorative fireplace. The apartment on the third floor has its own washer/dryer and a skylight. This exceptional brownstone is centrally located in the heart of Harlem, just blocks away from the 2, 3, A, C, B, D, 4, 5, 6 subway lines, Metro North, the La Guardia Express bus. Some other conveniences include major retail stores, celebrated restaurants including Red Rooster, Sylvias and Barawine as well as landmarks like the Apollo Theater and the opening of Whole Foods only a few months away. Two tenants in place until November 2017 and one until January 2018.