152 West 131st Street, 1

152 West 131st Street, set on the parlor level of a historic Victorian brownstone in the Central Harlem Historic District, is a rare opportunity to own an expansive, full-floor residence. Configured as a two bedroom, this home combines the architectural character of New York City living with scale, flexibility, and natural light. Four exposures, soaring ceilings, original architectural details, two decorative fireplaces, and a gracious entertaining layout distinguish this remarkable residence, all set along a picturesque, tree-lined brownstone block.

The home opens into an impressive front entertaining salon, where oversized windows overlook the charming residential streetscape and a striking decorative fireplace with its original-style mantel creates a beautiful focal point. Classic door and window moldings, traditional shutters, and hardwood floors preserve the warmth and authenticity of a prewar Harlem brownstone. The windowed kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, and a practical layout suited to everyday cooking and entertaining.

The primary bedroom enjoys bright southern light, another fireplace, decorative moldings, and a large walk-in closet, plus an adjacent windowed den that can flex as a home office or additional sleeping room. An oversized secondary bedroom offers high ceilings and excellent closet space, providing comfortable proportions. The windowed main bath includes dual sinks, and the home is further enhanced by an additional powder room and separate shower for added convenience.

152 West 131st Street is part of a charming two-building, self-managed brownstone coop set within the beautifully preserved Central Harlem Historic District on a quiet tree-lined street with a classic stoop entry. This intimate, historic cooperative is one of the neighborhood's early coops , built in 1896, and offers the character of a Harlem brownstone with the community feel of a boutique building.

Central Harlem offers an eclectic blend of old and new, with beloved neighborhood institutions alongside exciting new openings. Nearby Whole Foods and Trader Joe's make daily errands easy, while you're moments from Marcus Garvey Park, St. Nicholas Park, Morningside Park, and the Harlem River bikeway for green space, recreation, and dog walks. Historic landmarks like Hamilton Grange, the Harlem Walk of Fame, and Strivers Row are close by, along with iconic dining, music, and culture at Red Rooster, Sylvia's, Apollo, and the National Jazz Museum. With convenient access to multiple subway and bus lines, this parlor-level brownstone coop places you at the heart of Harlem's rich history and vibrant future, and is an exceptional opportunity for its new owners.