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🏡 Property Description

This 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom triplex is located in the Strivers Row section of Harlem in Manhattan. The home spans three levels—parlor floor, garden level, and a windowed basement—offering approximately 1,560 square feet of interior living space, with additional space including a private garage and outdoor areas. The layout includes separate living and dining areas, a primary suite with a walk-in wardrobe room, and multiple bedrooms across different levels. The lower level provides a flexible open space suitable for a guest suite, office, or recreation area. Interior features include hardwood flooring on the main levels, a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher and microwave, and an in-unit washer and dryer. The property also includes a private garage with an automatic door, along with a deck and patio for outdoor use.

⚙️ Utilities & Systems

• Heating system

• In-unit washer/dryer

• Dishwasher

• Microwave

• Hardwood flooring (parlor and garden levels)

• Private garage (included)

📍 Area Overview

🛒 Grocery Stores

• Key Food Supermarket – 0.5 miles

• Foodtown of Harlem – 0.6 miles

• Whole Foods Market – 0.9 miles

🎓 Schools

• The City College of New York – 0.5 miles

• P.S. 92 Mary McLeod Bethune – 0.2 miles

• A. Philip Randolph Campus High School – 0.3 miles

🌳 Parks & Recreation

• St. Nicholas Park – 0.2 miles

• Marcus Garvey Park – 0.6 miles

• Riverbank State Park – 0.9 miles

🚉 Public Transit

• 135th Street Station (B/C Lines) – 0.2 miles

• 135th Street Station (2/3 Lines) – 0.3 miles

• 125th Street Station (A/B/C/D Lines) – 0.7 miles

🛍 Shopping & Retail

• Harlem Center – 0.8 miles

• 125th Street Retail Corridor – 0.7 miles

• East River Plaza – 1.7 miles

🚶 Walkability

Harlem offers strong walkability with parks, transit, schools, and grocery stores generally within 0.2 to 0.9 miles. The nearby subway lines provide direct access to Midtown Manhattan, making commuting practical without a car.

🚓 Crime Overview

Crime levels in this part of Harlem are generally moderate relative to New York City averages, with most reported incidents consisting of property-related offenses.