Harlem Townhouse in the heart of the Mount Morris Historic District

Description

Enjoy the summer in a lovingly restored Harlem family Brownstone in one of the most sought after locations in Manhattan’s Mount Morris Park Historic District. Sublet dates are July 1st - August 24th, rent is $2,500 / week. The parlor floor features an open floor plan and is full of original architectural details and modern amenities, with a living room, dining room, and a large open-concept fully equipped chef's kitchen with adjacent pantry / laundry room, and powder room. The kitchen opens up onto a small south facing garden & backyard area, perfect for outdoor dining on the back deck. There is a propane Weber grill, and a large picnic table in garden area. The second floor features a large, south-facing main bedroom with a king-sized bed and large walk-in closet. The ensuite bathroom has a large pre war era tub and shower. Down the hall on this floor is a beautiful bay windowed family room looking out on the tree-lined brownstone block. The family room also has an upright piano, a smart television, and a full bathroom attached. The third floor is filled with light that floods in from three large skylights, and has two bedrooms, both with full-sized beds. There is a large third floor room that functions as an office / library, and could be converted into an extra sleeping or guest area. The third floor bathroom has recently been renovated with a walk in shower. The house is centrally located for you to enjoy the very best of summer in New York City. Just one block from Marcus Garvey Park (featured in the "Summer of Soul" documentary), a summer park with grassy lawns, basketball courts, dog park, and music, dance and theater performances at the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater all summer long. Marcus Garvey outdoor city pool is also located in this park. Three blocks in the other direction, nestled right below Columbia University campus, is Morningside Park which features three newly built playgrounds, basketball courts, soccer and baseball fields. Ten blocks south and you are in Central Park at the Harlem Meir. The house is also surrounded by amazing restaurants with outdoor dining, independent coffee shops, artisanal ice cream parlors and bakeries on Lenox Avenue and Frederick Douglass Boulevard. There are many grocery options, including a Whole Foods just 5 blocks away on 125th Street. This area has many train stations close by. It's 5 minute walk to the 2/3 train at 116th Street. The A/C/D/B/E trains are a 10 minute walk at 125th Street. The 6 train at 116th street is a 15 minute walk away. For outside of the city and upstate adventures, the Metro North Harlem 125th Street station is less than a 15 minute walk away. In person, FaceTime and Zoom tours are available. Please tell us about yourself in your reply..