457 W 150th St #6C, New York, NY 10031

Experience Modern Comfort in a Historic Setting Open houses are by appointment only. I have access to all available units in this building. Enjoy the ease and efficiency of multi-zone central heating and air-conditioning, which allows you to customize temperatures in different areas of your homesaving energy, money, and the environment. The spa-inspired bathroom features sleek chrome Grohe fixtures and a deep soaking tub, offering a luxurious space to unwind. European-style windows provide both thermal and acoustic insulation, helping to regulate sunlight and minimize outside noise for a peaceful indoor experience. Security is a top priority in this 26-unit residence. Multiple surveillance cameras monitor the entryway and common areas, while the ButterflyMX intercom system allows you to see and communicate with guests. Residential floor access via elevator is secured through PIN code or smartphone app, adding an extra layer of safety. Residents can relax in the landscaped courtyard, open during daylight hours and outfitted with versatile seatingperfect for reading, reflecting, or enjoying a snack. The rooftop terrace offers lounge areas and sweeping views of the Sugar Hill district, providing a serene escape above the city. About the Building Located in the heart of Harlem's historic Sugar Hill district, 457 W. 150th Street is the site of a remarkable architectural transformation. Once a 19th-century carriage house and livery stable for horses that raced along the Harlem River Speedway, the building has been thoughtfully reimagined into a boutique 26-unit rental property that honors its past while embracing the future. Originally constructed in 1920 in the Neoclassical style, the building's symmetrical design and architectural integrity have been beautifully preserved. The restored facade reflects the timeless elegance of Sugar Hill's historic character. Inside, sustainability meets craftsmanship: massive wood beams salvaged during the courtyard's creation have been repurposed by a Brooklyn wood shop into wide-plank heart pine flooring, featured throughout every unitseamlessly blending the charm of the past with the comforts of modern living.