140 W 124Th St

Loft 124 is a 12-story, boutique condominium originally constructed in 1906 as a warehouse and converted to high-end residences in the mid-2000s. The property contains a very small collection of units (around ten in the provided data set; historically marketed as a 21-unit building) configured primarily as two-bedroom lofts and flexible multi-room plans. Architectural character is defined by exposed terracotta barrel-vaulted brick ceilings, oversized tilt-and-turn windows, and preserved industrial bones combined with modern finishes from the condominium conversion. Interiors commonly feature very high ceilings, generous built-in storage and walk-in closets, bamboo flooring, central heating and air-conditioning, in-unit washer/dryer hookups, and large chef’s kitchens with premium appliances. Many residences include private outdoor spaces ranging from balconies to multiple terraces and substantial private storage rooms in the basement. Shared building amenities are residential-scale: an elevator with private keyed entries for direct unit access, a full-time superintendent/virtual doorman model, a fitness room and yoga studio, bike storage, and two roof decks that offer panoramic views across Manhattan and toward Central Park and the Harlem River. The building sits in Central/West Harlem within walking distance of the 125th Street transit corridor, major subway lines (including express service), and grocers such as Whole Foods, placing it in a culturally active neighborhood with abundant dining, shopping, and institutional destinations. Pet and parking policies are subject to building rules and were not specified in the provided data.