The brownstone with the notable modern renovation at 151 West 122nd Street has been on the market for a few years now and finally has gone into contract. Located between ACP/7th Avenue and Lenox, the 20-foot-wide brownstone has a complete gut renovated interior that is officially environmentally efficient (LEED certified) and this makes it a one of a kind building for the neighborhood. The original price was at almost $3 million a few years back but the asking slowly decreased down to $2.49 million in the past year. Check out the interior photos after the jump.
This single-family, 4,750 Square foot home has contemporary finishes and many of the floors have a loft like feel to them. All the original details are missing on the inside but the exterior facade is quite impressive. The block itself has a hefty dose of historic architecture and is close to the express train and local shops on Lenox. It's one of the pricier homes on the market and has been around for couple of years so the final selling number will be one to look out for.
The brownstone with the notable modern renovation at 151 West 122nd Street has been on the market for a few years now and finally has gone into contract. Located between ACP/7th Avenue and Lenox, the 20-foot-wide brownstone has a complete gut renovated interior that is officially environmentally efficient (LEED certified) and this makes it a one of a kind building for the neighborhood. The original price was at almost $3 million a few years back but the asking slowly decreased down to $2.49 million in the past year. Check out the interior photos after the jump.
This single-family, 4,750 Square foot home has contemporary finishes and many of the floors have a loft like feel to them. All the original details are missing on the inside but the exterior facade is quite impressive. The block itself has a hefty dose of historic architecture and is close to the express train and local shops on Lenox. It's one of the pricier homes on the market and has been around for couple of years so the final selling number will be one to look out for.
This is a huge home where the interior walls where removed making a huge cavernous spaces on each floor. The architect was quite aggressive in removing any trace of the brownstone interior, to my dismay. It has an array of solar panels on the roof, quite an ambitious project.
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