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218 West 139th Street, New York, NY
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Why you’ll love it
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With only eight corner townhouses on Striver's Row, you can't afford not to purchase this stunning, 20-foot wide, two-family home with southern, northern and western exposures. Elegantly well-preserved, 218 West 139th is a turn-of-the-century beauty containing numerous original details: French doors, crown molding, six decorative fireplaces, 12 foot ceilings and a North facing Juliet-balcony. Over 4800 feet of living space resting on a 32 100 lot provides abundant room to design your dream home. Designed in 1893 by architect Bruce Price and Clarence S. Luce, the home has a striking yellow brick and white limestone with terracotta facade.<br><br>The owners triplex begins on the parlor floor with a sitting room, kitchen, and dining room. The next two floors have a total of four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a laundry with storage room. On the garden floor you have a massive one bedroom floor-through apartment. Park your car in your private garage or your side lot. If you don't have a car, create an incredible outdoor garden spaces instead!<br><br>Conveniently located to all transportation. Two blocks away from the B and C line and four blocks away from the 2 and 3 express line. Numerous surrounding restaurants, coffee shops and lounge options such as Ponty Bistro, Reverance and Sexy Taco to name a few. Or if you prefer to cook, wander to Whole Foods supermarket on 125th street.<br><br>
Listed by: Christopher Gobles • (317) 373-0898 • Keller Williams NYC
Co-listed by: Keller Williams NYC
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Affordability
$17,192/mo
- Mortgage$17,192
- Property tax$0
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FEMA Flood Zone X
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