Even among Harlem's most stately properties, this yellow brick and limestone townhouse at 215 W. 138th St. stands out in the lesser-known Manhattan sub-neighborhood of St. Nicholas Historic District or Strivers' Row.
Originally built for wealthy white buyers, these row houses became a distinguished corner of Harlem when sold to African Americans in 1919, retaining historic elements like carriage gates and converted stables.
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