Aṣa Alailẹgbẹ: 135 West 122nd Street Ẹwa Aṣoju. Idoko-owo Smart. Oníra rẹ ti a kọ́. Nínú ọkàn àgbègbè itan Mount Morris Park ti Harlem, ile Victorian landmark yìí n pese idapọ pipe ti itan, ẹwa, àti anfani. Nínú ọjà alaimọ, few ile n ṣe apapọ iru ooru, irọrun, àti iye alagbara — ile ti o ni itara ati aabo. Itan Ti Elegance To Wa Ni Fagilee Ti a ṣe ni ipari ọdun 19 nipasẹ Francis Kimball, brownstone aṣa Queen Anne yìí jẹ iṣẹ́ ọnà ti egungun ti a kà, pupa biriki, ati alaye terra cotta. Àkúnya rẹ mu agbara àti ẹwa pọ — ile ti a kọ́ lati pẹ́, ati lati fẹ́ràn fún iran. Triplex Oníle — Ibùdó Ibi Imọ́lẹ & Àṣa Ti o gbooro si ipele mẹta ati ṣiṣi si ọgba ikọkọ 1,000+ square foot, triplex jẹ ọkàn ile yìí. Ipele ọgba ni ohun èlò onjẹ aládùn ati awọn agbegbe ìdárayá ṣiṣi ti o ṣí si ẹyẹ ẹwà ẹyẹ — ti o dara fun awọn ayẹyẹ ale, tabi awọn owurọ alẹkẹ. Loke, awọn parlors ẹlẹwa, awọn ina, ati iwẹ ti o dabi spa pẹlu ikoko alagara ti o ṣẹda ibi isinmi ti igbadun ati alaafia. Duplexes & Studio Tuntun — Iṣẹ Owo Ni Igbẹhin Loke ibugbe oníle ni awọn duplex apartments meji ti o lẹwa ati studio ti o kun fun imọlẹ, nfunni ni agbara iyalo to dara tabi aaye fun ìdílé ti o gbooro ati awọn alejo. Gbogbo ẹyà ni a ṣe apẹrẹ fun itunu ati ominira, pẹlu awọn iṣeto ti o rọrùn, awọn inu didan, ati awọn ẹrọ igbalode — gbogbo eyi ti a ṣe atilẹyin nipasẹ ọna ibaraẹnisọrọ fidio fun aabo ati alaafia ọkan. Ẹwa Ti o Pẹ, Iye Ti o Ló Soke Pẹlu ju 5,250 square feet ti aaye ibi-ìgbé, ohun-ini yìí ko pese aṣa nikan ṣugbọn idoko-owo to smart. Gbe ni ẹwa nínú triplex nigba ti o n ṣe agbejade owo lati awọn ẹka oke — anfani alailẹgbẹ niเศรษฐกิจ ti n yipada loni. Agbegbe Pẹlu Ọkàn Ti a gbe ni blọki ìkọ̀pẹ, ti o ni igi nitosi Mount Morris Park, ile yìí mu ọ wa ni ibè̩ ni ijoko iru Red Rooster, SottoCasa, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, àti awọn cafe pẹlẹbẹ agbegbe. O jẹ Harlem ni ẹwa rẹ julọ — itan, ẹlẹwa, ati kún fun igbesi aye. 135 West 122nd Street jẹ diẹ sii ju ile lọ — o jẹ àkóso ati aṣa.

A Rare Opportunity: 135 West 122nd Street Timeless Beauty. Smart Investment. Motivated Seller. In the heart of Harlem’s Mount Morris Park Historic District, this landmark Victorian townhouse offers the perfect blend of history, beauty, and opportunity. In an uncertain market, few homes combine such warmth, flexibility, and enduring value — a residence that feels both inspiring and secure. A Story of Enduring Elegance Designed in the late 19th century by Francis Kimball, this Queen Anne–style brownstone is a masterpiece of carved stone, red brick, and terra cotta detail. Its fac¸ade captures both strength and grace — a home built to last, and to be loved for generations. The Owner’s Triplex — A Sanctuary of Light & Style Spanning three levels and opening to a private 1,000+ square foot garden, the triplex is the heart of this home. The garden level features a gourmet kitchen and open entertaining areas leading to the lush backyard — ideal for dinner parties or quiet mornings. Upstairs, elegant parlors, fireplaces, and a spa-like bath with a vintage clawfoot tub create a retreat of sophistication and serenity. Additional Duplexes & Studio — Income Meets Flexibility Above the owner’s residence are two charming duplex apartments and a light-filled studio, offering excellent rental potential or space for extended family and guests. Each unit is designed for comfort and independence, with thoughtful layouts, bright interiors, and modern conveniences — all supported by a video intercom system for security and peace of mind. Beauty That Endures, Value That Grows With over 5,250 square feet of living space, this property provides not just a lifestyle but a smart investment. Live beautifully in the triplex while generating income from the upper units — a rare advantage in today’s shifting economy. A Neighborhood with Heart Located on a quiet, tree-lined block near Mount Morris Park, this home places you within walking distance of Red Rooster, SottoCasa, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and charming local cafe´s. It’s Harlem at its most authentic — historic, elegant, and full of life. 135 West 122nd Street is more than a home — it’s a legacy and a lifestyle.