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Carter Horsley's Building Review Carter Horsley
Feb 21, 2016
61 CITYREALTY RATING
  • #35 in Harlem

Carter's Review

Harlem Sol 123 consists of two mid-block buildings at 121 and 123 West 131st Street in Harlem between Lenox Avenue and Adam Clayton Boulevard.

The one at 121 is a renovated brownstone and the other is a 6-story new structure.  The development, which was erected by David Oxley of the Design & Development Group of Long Island City, contains 12 units and was completed in 2012.

Bottom Line

A nice renovation of a late 19th Century mid-block brownstone in Harlem is joined by more modern 6-story building with a small entrance marquee.

Description

The new 6-story building has balconies on the top four floors facing the street supported by thin brackets and a reddish façade with a small entrance marquee and a small stepped cornice. 

It has discrete air-conditioners.

It has 8 units.

It has a gated front yard with landscaping.

The adjacent classic brownstone dates to about 1890 has a very handsome, 10-step stoop and wooden front doors with an attractive entrance surround with light sconces.  Its ground and third floors have simple rustication and the top floor has large and attractive window surrounds beneath an deep and elaborate cornice.

Amenities

The building has a roof deck, a concierge, storage and an elevator.

Apartments

Apartments in the renovated brownstone have high ceilings. 

Apartment 8 is a two-bedroom duplex with an entry foyer on the 6th floor leading to a long hall that leads past an open kitchen to a large living/dining room with a balcony.  This level also has a bedroom with a balcony, a guest room/study and a spiral staircase to the upper level with a bedroom with a large private terrace. 

Apartment 6 is a two-bedroom duplex unit with a 22-foot-wide living room with an open kitchen and a 9-foot-wide balcony on the entry level and a spiral staircase to the upper level with the bedrooms and another 9-foot-wide balcony. 

Apartment 3 is a two-bedroom duplex unit with a 253-square-foot living/dining room on the second floor with a spiral staircase to the upper level with the bedrooms and a 40-square-foot balcony. 

Apartment 4 is a studio unit with a 309-square-foot living/dining/sleeping room with a balcony and an open kitchen.

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