Building: 457 West 150th Street

Nestled in the heart of the historic Sugar Hill district of Harlem, a remarkable transformation has taken place at 457 W. 150th Street: A 19th century carriage house and livery stable built to house horses that raced on the Harlem River Speedway has been reimagined as a meticulously crafted 26-unit residential rental building that maintains the original structure’s architectural simplicity and symmetrical design. Originally built in the Neoclassical style in 1920, the building is now ready for its next chapter as a collection of modern studios, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units, available now for rent.

Each apartment is bathed in natural light, thanks to a thoughtfully designed central courtyard that ensures sun-soaked interiors and provides multiple outdoor exposures. The courtyard also offers cloistered access to the outdoors. The units feel loft-like and airy, thanks to ceiling heights reaching 15 feet in most units. Washing machines, condensation dryers, dishwashers, induction cooktops and integrated ovens are standard in every apartment. Enjoy a birds’ eye view of Sugar Hill from the shared top lounge offers

The building’s facade has been beautifully restored to its original splendor, reflecting the architectural grandeur of the Sugar Hill district. Inside, history continues in sustainably repurposed materials: enormous wood beams, salvaged during the creation of the courtyard, have been transformed by a Brooklyn-based wood shop into stunning wide-plank flooring of heart pine, featured throughout every unit.

This unique heritage property is now welcoming tenants to write their own chapters within its warm, welcoming walls.

Description provided by Jeff Bart