157 W 123Rd St

A seven-story, early-20th-century co-op in central Harlem, this 24-unit HDFC building dates to 1910 and combines prewar scale with modest, upgraded conveniences. The masonry façade and proportioned window bays reflect the neighborhood’s historic rowhouse/tenement fabric; interiors typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors and layouts that prioritize separate rooms rather than open-plan towers. Unit mix runs from studios to one- and two-bedroom apartments, many with eat-in kitchens, formal dining alcoves, multiple closets and some private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet. Building-level services include an elevator and a live‑in superintendent; guest and common-space offerings are minimal but practical. Parking is not part of the property; pet ownership is permitted subject to board approval. As an HDFC cooperative the building enforces household income limits and resale/financing rules (including gifting and co‑purchase allowances and up to 80% financing in qualifying cases). Located within short walking distance of multiple subway lines and retail corridors — including a nearby Whole Foods, restaurants, cultural institutions and Marcus Garvey Park — the property sits in a transit- and amenity-rich Harlem block with a mix of turn-key renovated units and apartments that offer room for modernization.