In Contract
327 Convent Avenue
$2,695,000
($571 per ft2)
| 6 beds, 5 baths | Approx. 4,720 ft2
534 days on Market
Townhouse Facts
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Year Built: 1899Minimum Down: 20%Total Floors: 4Listed: Jun 7, 2023Days on Market: 534Building Type: TownhouseNeighborhood: Hamilton Heights (Manhattan)Listing viewed 102 times
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$882
Total Taxes & Fees:
$882
($0.19/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$14,358
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$15,240
($3.23/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($539,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Spacious and Historic Townhouse: This spacious townhouse, with approximately 4,720 sq ft of living space, offers 6+ bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. It is located in the historic Hamilton Heights neighborhood, known for its energetic restaurants, cafes, and convenient amenities.
- Distinctive Tudor Revival-style Home: The townhouse is part of a distinctive row of Tudor Revival-style homes, designed by Adolph Houk. It features a striking Tudor-style pitched roofline and half-timbered façade, adding to its charm and character.
- Comfortable and Convenient Interior: The home features freshly laid floors throughout the primary bedroom level, 11-foot ceilings, parquet floors with mahogany inlay, and massive pocket doors. The parlor floor includes a living room, formal dining room with an open kitchen, a full bathroom, and a central gallery.
- Additional Living Spaces: The garden level includes a stand-alone apartment that opens to a sunny backyard. The fourth floor includes three bedrooms, a full bathroom, a laundry closet, a fireplace, and a full kitchen. The fifth floor 'sunroom' can be used as a bright bedroom suite with doorway roof access.
- Outdoor Amenities: The property includes a landscaped front garden, providing a quiet transition from the sidewalk to the home. It also offers a terrace and a garden, providing outdoor living spaces.
- Potential for Future Development: The property offers a rare opportunity to create a timeless 21st Century home on one of Manhattan’s most historic blocks. The fifth floor 'sunroom' offers potential for a stunning deck in the future.
Description
With a brand new Certificate of No Harassment (CONH), and floors freshly laid throughout the primary bedroom level, 327 Convent Ave is ready to be your ideal city townhouse. Rising five stories from gardens to the rooftop sunroom, this 1890 Tudor Revival-style home stands on a leafy hilltop block as part of one of the most distinctive townhouse row in Manhattan.
The uncommonly deep landscaped front garden is a quiet transition from sidewalk to the broad, quarter-turn stoop. The parlor floor includes living room, formal dining room with open kitchen, full bathroom, and central gallery at the foot of an impressive sky-lit stair.
11-foot ceilings, original parquet floors with mahogany inlay, foldaway window shutters, and massive pocket doors remain throughout. On the garden level, a stand-alone apartment opens to the sunny backyard, with a spacious laundry & storage room adjacent to the front under-stoop entrance. A brand new wood floor has just been laid throughout the home’s entire third level. The townhouse’s impressive inheritance of original woodwork completes the third floor, with original window woodwork, moldings, and carved mantlepieces.
Striking floor-to-ceiling cabinetry is re-hung in the dual-primary bedroom’s connected dressing rooms. The fourth floor was more recently updated with a three bedrooms, full bathroom, laundry closet, the topmost of the home’s six fireplaces, and a full kitchen. The fifth floor "sunroom" is currently a bright bedroom suite with door-way roof access, perfectly prepared for a stunning deck in the future.
Designed by Adolph Houk with a striking Tudor-style pitched roofline and half-timbered façade, the residence stands within the Hamilton Heights Historic District; around the corner from the Hamilton Grange mansion and City College’s fairytale gothic stonework. The leafy, hill-top neighborhood has a relaxed, almost "college-town" feel, packed with energetic restaurants, cafes, and convenient amenities. With its impressive size, extensive 19th century detail, fresh updates, and unexpectedly contemporary rooftop penthouse, no. 327 offers a rare opportunity to create a timeless 21st Century home on one of Manhattan’s most historic blocks.
11-foot ceilings, original parquet floors with mahogany inlay, foldaway window shutters, and massive pocket doors remain throughout. On the garden level, a stand-alone apartment opens to the sunny backyard, with a spacious laundry & storage room adjacent to the front under-stoop entrance. A brand new wood floor has just been laid throughout the home’s entire third level. The townhouse’s impressive inheritance of original woodwork completes the third floor, with original window woodwork, moldings, and carved mantlepieces.
Striking floor-to-ceiling cabinetry is re-hung in the dual-primary bedroom’s connected dressing rooms. The fourth floor was more recently updated with a three bedrooms, full bathroom, laundry closet, the topmost of the home’s six fireplaces, and a full kitchen. The fifth floor "sunroom" is currently a bright bedroom suite with door-way roof access, perfectly prepared for a stunning deck in the future.
Designed by Adolph Houk with a striking Tudor-style pitched roofline and half-timbered façade, the residence stands within the Hamilton Heights Historic District; around the corner from the Hamilton Grange mansion and City College’s fairytale gothic stonework. The leafy, hill-top neighborhood has a relaxed, almost "college-town" feel, packed with energetic restaurants, cafes, and convenient amenities. With its impressive size, extensive 19th century detail, fresh updates, and unexpectedly contemporary rooftop penthouse, no. 327 offers a rare opportunity to create a timeless 21st Century home on one of Manhattan’s most historic blocks.
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Sothebys International Realty
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