236 W 112th St #1, New York, NY 10026

Elegant Brownstone with Two Condo Residences – Rare Find- Features include: • Expansive open living and dining areas with high ceilings • Premium chef’s kitchen with custom cabinetry • Private landscaped garden ideal for entertaining or quiet outdoor retreat • Accessory cellar level (non-habitable) for recreation, storage, or flexible use • Thoughtfully designed townhouse-style layout offering privacy and versatility Monthly Common Charges: $722.46 Estimated Monthly Taxes: $808.54 A newly gut-renovated boutique condominium offering townhouse-scale living and rare private outdoor space, just moments from Central Park. Ideally positioned between Central Park West and Frederick Douglass Boulevard, 236 West 112th Street places you near Columbia University, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and the newly revitalized Davis Center at the Harlem Meer offering the perfect blend of culture, green space, and vibrant neighborhood energy. Thoughtfully redesigned with modern systems, refined finishes, and expansive layouts, these residences deliver the scale and privacy of townhouse living with the ease and simplicity of condominium ownership. Even more notable are the remarkably low monthly carrying costs, an uncommon advantage for homes of this size and quality in Manhattan. Large residences with private outdoor space, townhouse-scale layouts, and unusually low monthly costs are exceptionally rare in Manhattan, particularly this close to Central Park. 236 West 112th Street offers a unique combination of space, value, and location in one of Manhattan’s most dynamic and evolving neighborhoods. Space. Value. Location. Reimagined. Exclusively Offered By Link NY Realty The Building • Boutique, fully gut-renovated condominium • Delivered clear of mortgage • Modern building systems and refined finishes • Professionally managed during the initial control period • Exceptionally low carrying costs for homes of this scale Common charges include building insurance, maintenance of common areas, water, sewer, electricity for common spaces, and reserve contributions. Utilities for individual residences are separately metered.