This Historic Landmark Trophy Property, originally built in 1889 is part of the Queen Anne Row houses on 122nd Street. (It is an SRO with a CONH in place.) The house retains stained-glass windows, Large Pocket Door, carved cherry banisters and Minton tiles. The detailing was a signature of Francis H. Kimball, one of New Yorks leading turn of the century architects. The home sports two balconies and a rear yard. Needs EXTENSIVE renovation to suit your design of 1 -4 family. SRO with CONH - We have a bank who will guarantee-purchase, and construction financing for this property. Part of the historic Marcus Garvey district it is one block from this park; just steps to Morningside Park, and a twelve block straight shoot to Central Park. Close to all the best shopping, dining, and entertainment that Harlem has to offer, and just one block from Harlem's Restaurant Rows on Lenox Avenue and Frederick Douglass Boulevard! Enjoy the Apollo Theater, Sylvia's Restaurant, Red Rooster, and Corner Social, just to name a few! The neighborhood's popularity has seen exponential growth, set in motion after Harlem USA, a retail complex at 125th Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard, opened in 2000. Now developers and retailers are zeroing in, with multiple large-scale residential and retail projects, including the newest Whole Foods at the corner of Lenox Avenue and 125th Street.
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