100 West 119th Street #6C

OPEN SKY VIEWS & PREWAR ELEGANCE AT THE NORMANDIE Exceptional Natural Light, Gracious Proportions & Timeless Character in Historic Harlem Bathed in natural sunlight with expansive, unobstructed open sky views, this exceptional corner residence at The Normandie seamlessly blends prewar elegance with modern comfort in Harlem's historic Mount Morris Park neighborhood. Spanning 1,656 square feet, this four-bedroom, three-bathroom condominium is distinguished by 15 windows, including three rare bay windows, creating an extraordinary sense of light, space, and architectural character. The expansive living and dining area offers an inviting setting for entertaining, with open northern and eastern exposures overlooking Lenox Avenue. A wood-burning fireplace, nine-foot ceilings, elegant crown moldings, and oak hardwood floors enhance the home's timeless appeal. The spacious, double-windowed kitchen enjoys open sky views and features custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, granite countertops, and generous storage. Four well-proportioned bedrooms and three full bathrooms, two of which are windowed, complete the gracious layout. Additional comforts include central air conditioning and heating, a full-size vented washer and dryer, a new energy-efficient tankless hot water heater, and a large private storage unit that transfers with the residence. Built in 1910, The Normandie is a landmarked boutique, pet-friendly condominium in the landmarked Mount Morris Park Historic District. Just a short distance above the residence, the building's beautifully landscaped roof deck offers sweeping Central Park and Manhattan skyline views, without obstructing the apartment's open exposures. Building amenities also include a brand-new fitness center and children's playroom, bicycle storage, and part-time doorman service. Experience the vibrant energy of historic Harlem , where acclaimed restaurants, lively cafés, neighborhood boutiques, and a thriving cultural scene define an exciting Manhattan lifestyle. Central Park, Marcus Garvey Park, and Morningside Park are just moments away, with convenient access to the 2, 3, B, and C subway lines. A rare combination of open sky views, striking prewar architecture, and generous living space, this distinctive residence captures the best of classic New York living.