100 W 141St St

A seven-story prewar cooperative in Central Harlem, completed in 1920, housing roughly 25 residences primarily arranged as two- and five-bedroom layouts. The masonry façade conceals classic prewar interior details: high ceilings, original moldings and picture rails, oversized windows, and occasional exposed brick and decorative fireplaces within units. The building is elevator-served and features a restored, ornamented lobby that reflects its historic character. Common interior amenities include an entrance foyer, recessed lighting, built-in storage, his-and-hers closets in larger residences, and occasional soaking tubs in original-style bathrooms. Shared systems emphasize practical living: a live-in superintendent, part-time porter, key fob entry and video security, plus plans and existing space in the basement for bike and community storage and future laundry build-out. The co-op is governed by an engaged board managing multiple commercial tenants that augment reserves; it operates under HDFC income restrictions in many offerings and enforces primary-residence occupancy (no pied-à-terres or investor units). Pet-friendly policies, allowance for in-unit washers/dryers and dishwashers, and flexible interior walls in several units support renovation and personalization. Situated near the 2/3 express and A/B/C/D lines and multiple bus routes, the building sits within a dense mix of restaurants, shops and services, offering an urban, transit-oriented lifestyle within a historically rich Harlem block.