Harlem Bespoke: Last year, Number 17 Sylvan Terrace on top of Sugar Hill by the Morris-Jumel Mansion sold for
$1.527 Million and a neighboring wood frame just closed in February of this year. So how much is Sylvan Terrace going for in 2022 within the current market climate?
Streeteasy reveals that the 2-family neighbor hit a slightly higher mark at
$1.750 million for the bucolic Gilded Age townhouse. These landmark wood frame homes are located on one of the most charming cobblestone blocks in the city by 161st Street just right off of St. Nicholas Avenue and in close proximity of the subway station. The supermarket is also just down the block along with the majestic Morris-Jumel Mansion on the east side. More details and interior photos can be found on Streeteasy:
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