232 West 139th St

This four story 17' x 62' historic Harlem townhouse, which was designed by Stanford White for developers McKim, Mead & White in 1891 can be your new home. This building, 232 West 139th Street, was once owned and occupied by W.C. Handy also known as the father of the blues. The row houses on the south side of West 139th Street are creamed colored yellow brick. The interior of the building still has some original detail such as: original hardwood floors, fireplace mantels and cherry wood side moldings. This building will be delivered vacant and require some TLC. The roof, wiring, plumbing and boiler need to be replaced. Over 5,000 square feet of living space can become yours.