OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, April 1st, By Appointment. One of the most notable landmark limestone townhouses on Sugar Hill is up for sale at an asking of $1.95 million. The 18-foot-wide, 2-family building at 722 St. Nicholas Avenue is up on the market and has reportedly over 5,000 square foot altogether. Current leases expire in the spring so this one can easily be converted into a one family if needed and the location is just right by the express trains on 145th Street. Check out more photos of the moderately renovated interior and get contact information at the owner's website for the house:
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Nice garden, Ulysses, maybe a garden of the month feature for Harlem Bespoke.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great idea to have a special section on gardens since the brownstone backyard in particular can be such an awkward space to make as glorious as the people in this post have made theirs. Perhaps also highlighting the greenspaces of Harlem, including the pocket gardens would also be worthwhile and might encourage more community engagement.
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