Few Manhattan neighborhoods can claim to be as profoundly a part of the greater idea of New York City, or more legitimately iconic, than Harlem. Harlem is a real neighborhood in Manhattan, of course, stretching from the Hudson River to the East River between 158th Street and a border that no one can quite agree upon on the south. But Harlem is also more than just a Manhattan neighborhood -- it’s a vibrant piece of living history, and a place somehow just as real in the imagination as it is in the real world of New York City. Seemingly every block in Harlem is packed with New York City history, and national landmarks abound, ranging from John D. Rockefeller's sprawling Dunbar Apartments to The Apollo Theater to the historic townhouses of Strivers Row. After a series of down decades in which much of the neighborhood’s historic housing fell into disrepair, Harlem began an epic comeback that continues today. Harlem property values soared 300 percent in the 1990s, and a host of new construction condominiums rose alongside the neighborhood's historic brownstones.
Harlem retains its distinctive character thanks to its world-famous classic restaurants and the jazz clubs and lounges that highlight its booming nightlife scene, but it is also home to new restaurants from world-renowned chefs, trendy bars, and the other resolutely new-school attractions. Increasingly, too, Harlem is also home to some rather straightforward Manhattan luxury brands -- witness the neighborhood's Citarella and Fairway markets, for instance, or Harlem's numerous high-end boutiques. The new condominium listings of Harlem run from inventive adaptive-reuse projects like PS90 -- a luxury condominium in a stately converted school building -- to more conventional luxury condo developments that would impress anywhere in Manhattan. Harlem’s new condominiums are all different, of course, but they carry the same message -- namely that there's more to Harlem than history, and that Harlem’s ongoing revitalization suggests that this most historic Manhattan neighborhood is not done making history yet.
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A newly constructed condominium in East Harlem, 160 East 117th Street is a pre-war low-rise built in 1900 before airplanes had even scratched the surface of American life. With a historic flair and an ideal location near Harlem’s most well-known sites, 160 East 117th Street provides affordable yet aesthetically appealing living all in one.
One Morningside Park is a 22-story luxury condominium located at 240 Manhattan Avenue in the Upper West Side. Offering 55 units in a variety of layouts, One Morningside Park features oak hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, open and modern kitchens as well as soaking tubs master bedroom bathrooms while many units have private balconies or terraces to take in views of the nearby Morningside and Central Park.
The developer of this charming pre-war mid-rise aspired to retain as much of the building’s original beauty as possible. The exterior of the building features a brick and limestone facade with wrought iron details, while the interior boasts modern amenities such as a virtual doorman, and a top-of-the-line gym. Upon entering the wrought iron gates, a beautiful courtyard will welcome residents. The Strathmore also features a sophisticatedly furnished marble-clad lobby from which residents can take elevators to their respective floors.
If you're looking to be surrounded by beautiful green spaces on a quiet street while still getting the best Manhattan has to offer, look no further than Graceline Court, just off Lenox Avenue and a short walk from Central Park, Morningside Park, and Marcus Garvey Park.
Built in 1926, Strivers North offers pre-war apartments in a charming setting. The 29 luxury condos at Strivers North are boast a glass-enclosed elevator that gives residents open views of the surround Harlem neighborhood and beyond. Located at 202 West 140th Street and neighboring historic Strivers Row, this 6-story pre-war low-rise features very affordable luxury condominiums that have been fully modernized yet still exhibit a pre-war character.
Strategically placed in the heart of uptown and showcasing panoramic vistas of Morningside Park, Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, 88 Morningside is an up-and-coming condominium that ranks high among other apartments in New York City. 88 Morningside offers the best of Manhattan within close reach by providing mass transit lines so that you can go anywhere within a matter of minutes. 88 Morningside emphasizes a top notch amenities package, pristine building features, and a lively nightlife just step away from its front doors, inviting guests from around the world. Set among tree lined streets, major parks and pre-war buildings, 88 Morningside raises the bar high in the New York City condo listings.
Take things to the next level by moving uptown to No. 305 On the Park. This member of the Park Collection is directly across from Jackie Robinson Park on a serene, quiet street, surrounded by the best luxury buildings in Harlem. Built in 1921, this building is a classic example of NYC charm and grace, with all the comforts of modern living.
South Harlem's Brownstone Lane II has the look and feel of a classic NYC brownstone with the modern benefits that come with having been constructed in modern times. These two buildings overlook a lovely common garden where children can play and adults can relax, an oasis away from the busy city streets.
Originally built in 1889 as a school, Magnolia Mansion was converted into beautiful homes in 1997 while still maintaining many of its pre-war chams. The duplex apartments feature soaring high ceilings and wide open layouts that give residents the feeling that they are living in one of NYC's classic lofts. Known for being one of the loveliest buildings in all of East Harlem, Magnolia Mansion features an expansive courtyard with tables and backyard grills as well as an art gallery and a theater space.
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