7 Mt Morris Park W #7D, New York City, NY 10027

Description

Welcome to 7 Mount Morris Park West #D, a renovated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom prewar duplex condo with direct views over Marcus Garvey Park in Central Harlem's landmarked Mount Morris Park Historic District!

This home pairs its original prewar character with a full refresh by the current owners: a new kitchen, three renovated bathrooms, and custom details throughout.

The lower level opens to a living and dining room framed by a curved bay of three oversized windows that look straight into the park's tree canopy. Herringbone hardwood floors with an inlaid border, crown molding, and custom radiator covers set the tone. Two new archways connect the space to the kitchen and entry hall.

The kitchen is the showpiece. It has custom shaker cabinetry with brass hardware, teak butcher block counters, a farmhouse sink, a handmade-style tile backsplash, built-in wine storage, and a black-and-white checkerboard floor. Appliances include an ILVE gas range, a Bosch silent dishwasher, and a panel-ready Fulgor Milano refrigerator/freezer. There's also a pantry, plus a butcher block breakfast counter that opens to the dining area through an arched pass-through. Just off the entry, a gut-renovated half bath with green-and-white checkerboard tile and brass fixtures takes care of guests.

Upstairs, the primary suite measures over 16' x 18' and has its own bay of park-facing windows, an expanded walk-in closet, and a gut-renovated en-suite bath. That bath features a cobalt-blue tiled walk-in shower behind a steel-framed glass door, a fluted walnut vanity, and brass fixtures. Two additional bedrooms, each with a closet, share a renovated second full bath with a tub/shower. A Bosch washer and dryer sits in the upstairs hall, and ceiling fans run through the living room and every bedroom. Two private basement storage cages are also included!

PLEASE NOTE, THIS IS A TWO FLIGHT WALK UP. NO ELEVATOR.

Mount Morris Park West Condominiums is a 36-unit prewar building with a landscaped common garden, under-stoop bike and stroller storage, and a pet-friendly policy. This building is one of nine restored 1909 townhouses facing the park.

Marcus Garvey Park is right across the street, with its pool, playgrounds, Richard Rodgers Amphitheater, and the historic Mount Morris Fire Watchtower. The 2 and 3 trains are a short walk away at 116th and 125th Streets on Malcolm X Boulevard. The 4, 5, and 6 trains are at 125th and Lexington, and Metro-North is at Harlem-125th Street.

Daily errands are easy, with Whole Foods at 125th and Malcolm X Boulevard, plus Trader Joe's and Target on the same block! There is no shortage of restaurants and the newly reopened Studio Museum in Harlem and the Apollo Theater are also nearby on 125th Street.