Historic Mount Morris Park West is an amazing location, but the question nowadays is if it can bring in the large numbers that seem to be creeping back. With the asking price of $7.995 million, 12 Mount Morris Park West, between 121st and 122nd Street, might be the most expensive (renovated) townhouse to ever be on the market in Harlem. The single family home has 7 bedrooms, 6 baths, 9 fireplace and 2 updated kitchens with upgraded appliances. There's also a back yard and a 1,200 square foot roof terrace to further convince folks of the property's worth. The location is ideal with the Mount Morris Historic District boutique shops just around the corner on Lenox and the express 2,3 train at 125th Street. On the other hand, if a buyer has this sort of money to shell out, they probably are more concerned for parking spaces instead of public transportation. Read more about the historic Mount Morris Park District in our past post:
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Historic Mount Morris Park West is an amazing location, but the question nowadays is if it can bring in the large numbers that seem to be creeping back. With the asking price of $7.995 million, 12 Mount Morris Park West, between 121st and 122nd Street, might be the most expensive (renovated) townhouse to ever be on the market in Harlem. The single family home has 7 bedrooms, 6 baths, 9 fireplace and 2 updated kitchens with upgraded appliances. There's also a back yard and a 1,200 square foot roof terrace to further convince folks of the property's worth. The location is ideal with the Mount Morris Historic District boutique shops just around the corner on Lenox and the express 2,3 train at 125th Street. On the other hand, if a buyer has this sort of money to shell out, they probably are more concerned for parking spaces instead of public transportation. Read more about the historic Mount Morris Park District in our past post: LINK
Gee, this is a block away from my brownstone! Will its value rub off on mine?
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