245 W 115Th St

A five-story prewar brownstone condominium in Harlem, built in 1900 and converted into 20 units of studios and one-bedrooms. The walk-up underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2006–2007; interiors typically feature hardwood floors, stainless-steel kitchens with granite counters and wood cabinets, and stone- or tile-finished bathrooms. Common spaces are modest and well-maintained: a paved backyard/garden with patio, an on-site laundry room, bike storage, and a cellar laundry area. Building operations include a live-in superintendent and a modern buzzer-to-phone entry system; management emphasizes low monthly charges and practical maintenance. Exterior elements reflect the neighborhood brownstone character with a shared garden and small private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet for select units. Pets are permitted and subletting/renting is allowed under the condominium rules, which supports investor ownership. Located one block from the B/C subway at 116th Street and a short walk to the 2/3 lines, the building sits amid South Harlem amenities—restaurants, cafes on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, grocery options, Columbia University, Morningside and Central Park—making it convenient for daily commuting and neighborhood life.