3 W 122Nd St

A six-story, 13-unit prewar condominium built around 1900 and located in Harlem’s Mount Morris Park historic district. The limestone elevator building preserves original architectural details — high ceilings, hardwood floors, transom and casement windows, picture moldings and other turn-of-the-century millwork — while most residences have been renovated to include modern kitchens and in-unit washer/dryer setups. Typical units are two-bedroom layouts with windowed kitchens and galley-style arrangements; several listings reference flexible floor plans, corner exposures, and generous natural light. Common areas are modest and building-focused: a resident superintendent, elevator service, roof and boiler updates, and rentable storage lockers and bike storage on a first-come basis. Pet policy is restrictive — dogs generally not allowed except for documented service or emotional support animals — and condominium rules permit investor purchases, pied-à-terres and relatively liberal subletting terms depending on unit history. The property sits on a tree-lined brownstone block adjacent to Mount Morris Park, with immediate access to the park’s recreational facilities and strong transit connectivity (2/3, 4/5/6, A/B/C/D lines, Metro-North and express bus routes). Neighborhood conveniences include nearby groceries, restaurants along Frederick Douglass Boulevard, and expanding retail corridors.