20 W 123rd Street

Description

Built in 1881 by Charles Baxter and Samuel Bailey, this lovely, elegant Neo-Grec Single Family brownstone townhouse is situated in a highly desirable location in the middle of a quiet, tree-lined block in the Mount Morris Park Historic District. The house is 16.25 feet wide and 50 feet deep with a one-floor extension on a 100.92-foot-deep lot, with approximately 3,370 square feet (SF) of livable space across its four floors, plus a dry Basement with good head height, and a well-kept, sunny Back Yard. The high ceilings and large windows throughout offer a wonderful sense of light and space, and the interior retains excellent quality period detail including original doors, shutters, wainscoting, mirrors and marble fireplaces. The Parlor Floor features a lovely Parlor and Living Room, plus a full Bathroom, while the Garden Floor has a Garden Bedroom with en-suite Bathroom, a Powder Room, and a formal Dining Room and a Kitchen with access to the planted Back Yard, plus laundry. The Second and Third Floors have four more spacious, well-lit Bedrooms and two additional Bathrooms. The spacious Basement is not included in the current square footage.This lovely home is located in the middle of a quiet block with very little traffic, a few steps from Harlem's Restaurant Row, and close to the 2/3 and B/C subway lines and the M2, M7 and M101 bus lines. Shopping on 125th Street is just a short walk away. For recreation, the home is half a block from Mount Morris Park, and within walking distance of Morningside Park and Central Park. This property is delivered vacant with all paperwork provided, and is overall in very good condition although a Buyer may wish to renovate. Our first Showings by Appointment are scheduled for April 3rd from 3-5pm - please call us today or click on the Schedule Appointment button on the right of this page to arrange a private viewing!