18 West 130th Street

HISTORIC ASTOR ROW TOWNHOUSE. A remarkable piece of New York City history at 18 W 130th Street, an extraordinary semi-detached townhouse on historic Astor Row. Built in 1880 is part of Central Harlems most picturesque and architecturally significant enclaves, celebrated for its charming brick facades, deep front gardens, gracious wooden porches, and lush landscaping. Designed by architect Charles Buek, Astor Row has rare architectural continuity with 28 distinctive row houses that stand apart from other Manhattan homes. These rare residences are characterized by their expansive front porches, handsome brick construction, plus fanciful 19th century architectural detailing. 18 W 130th offers grand sense of scale and proportion measuring 20 feet by 55 feet on an exceptionally large 25 by 100 foot lot. The four story residence is distinguished by architectural symmetry, soaring ceilings, near floor to ceiling windows allowing abundant natural light. You would also enjoy exceptional private outdoor spaces, a gracious front yard, side garden, and an extra large back yard, an uncommon luxury in Manhattan. Situated in the heart of Central Harlem, the property is surrounded by an exceptional array of restaurants, cafes, shops and neighborhood amenities including beloved Harlem institutions such as Sylvias and Red Rooster as well as Whole Foods Market and Trader Joes. Multiple subway lines are conveniently accessible proving easy connections throughout Manhattan and beyond. Opportunities to own a home of this caliber on Astor Row are exceedingly rare. Combining architectural significance, generous proportions, exceptional outdoor space, and a coveted Central Harlem location. 18 West 130th Street represents a singular opportunity to own a truly timeless New York residence.