303 W 146th St

A low-rise boutique condominium completed in 2005, this seven-story, 17-unit building offers primarily one- and two-bedroom residences arranged in small clusters across each floor. The exterior presents a straightforward modern townhouse scale with landscaped courtyard and shared garden areas, plus a mixture of private outdoor spaces that range from compact terraces to larger ground-floor gardens. Interiors emphasize contemporary finishes: open kitchens with stainless-steel appliances and custom cabinetry, bamboo hardwood floors, oversized windows, and bathrooms with subway-tile surrounds and quality fixtures. Common areas include a secure entry/video intercom, elevator service, a central laundry room, and a building superintendent. Some units feature private roof rights or direct private garden access; several layouts are duplexes that provide clear indoor/outdoor flow. The property sits in Hamilton Heights/Hamilton Heights–Harlem, a residential stretch near Jackie Robinson Park, transit hubs (express subway lines within a few blocks), neighborhood cafés, gyms and shops. Parking is not a primary on-site feature; pet policies and concierge staffing are limited to standard condo provisions. The building attracts buyers seeking compact urban homes with outdoor options and a small-community, amenity-light condominium experience.