117 W 123Rd St

Windows on 123rd is a boutique condominium built in 2008 that rises eight stories and contains roughly two dozen residences comprised primarily of one- and two-bedroom floor plans (with occasional larger multi-bedroom layouts). The architecture emphasizes generous glazing and oversized thermal windows, producing bright interiors and multiple exposures in many homes. Finished units commonly feature white oak floors, high ceilings, customized closet systems, and chef-focused kitchens fitted with Miton Cucine cabinetry, Viking ranges vented to the outside, Sub-Zero refrigeration, Miele dishwashers and quartz counter surfaces. Bathrooms frequently include deep soaking tubs, separate glass-enclosed showers, radiant floor heating and premium Hansgrohe fixtures. Several residences offer private outdoor space — limestone balconies, Juliet balconies and larger terraces — while select homes include washer/dryers and gated parking options. Common areas are boutique in scale: an Italian marble lobby, a furnished roof deck with panoramic Harlem views, a fully equipped gym, a part‑time door staff and on-site superintendent; the building also provides package storage and limited garage parking. Located on West 123rd Street in South Harlem, the building sits near Lenox Avenue dining, Mount Morris Park, multiple express subway lines and a Whole Foods, supporting an urban lifestyle blending neighborhood restaurants, green space and convenient transit. A temporary tax abatement has reduced carrying costs for owners.