Historic Harlem Brownstone | 6 Stories | Nearly 6,100 SF | Steps to Central Park
6 West 121st Street offers a rare opportunity to own an early-1900s Harlem brownstone on a beautiful, tree-lined block.
Just moments from Central Park, Columbia University, Marcus Garvey Park, and the 2/3 subway lines, this residence embodies elegance as well as tremendous upside potential. Spanning nearly 6,100 square feet across six full floors, this home includes a private garden-level apartment ideal for renting.
From the moment you enter, timeless craftsmanship defines the home:
Soaring ceilings
Original marble fireplaces
Exposed brick details
Outdoor terrace
Ornate mantels and oversized mirrors
Rich hardwood and parquet flooring
Floor-to-ceiling bay windows
Intricate wood paneling and millwork
A dramatic handcrafted grand staircase
Expansive rooms and preserved architectural detail reflect a level of scale and artistry rarely available in today’s market.
Perfect for:
• A discerning buyer seeking a luxury single-family property
• An investor exploring a multi-unit or value-add opportunity
• A developer looking to modernize while preserving historic character
• A homeowner seeking live-in + income potential
Properties of this size, location, and architectural integrity are increasingly scarce in Harlem.
Where historic charm meets scale, location, and long-term upside.
Schedule your private showing today and experience this nearly 6,100 square foot Harlem legacy home.
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