A 1910 Harlem Townhouse Reinvented | Open House TV

Join Brian Lewis for a tour of 123 West 132nd Street: a historic brownstone located in New York City's Harlem neighborhood. Built in 1910, this 5-bedroom home, situated in the vibrant area of Lenox Terrance, has since been re-envisioned in ways that have implemented modern conveniences to make it livable in the 21st century, while also preserving its original details, stunning craftsmanship, and classic DNA - including keeping the antique front door to moving the kitchen (with its room marble countertops, dining bar, top-end fixtures trophy appliances, and gorgeous walnut cabinets) to the middle of the space to make the most of the natural light that streams in from the open-plan dining area. From the herringbone wood plank floors to the soaring tall ceilings to the new copper plumbing, and from the jaw-dropping, well-scaled primary suite (complete with a massive walk-in closet, gas fireplace, dual-sinked marble bath, and treetop views) to the multiple guest rooms to the serene private garden right outside, this beautiful townhouse seamlessly dovetails the past with the present.
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One of the best townhouse renovation, the kitchen in the middle is a brilliant idea !!!

[@breezy4_]

Beautiful…

[@fabijohns4014]

Breathtaking!! And that man is pretty handsome too!!

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

A & E you see!

[@udesirekyejc]

Sooooo beautifully done. Some definitely knew what they were doing ❤

[@yeye3295]

STUNNING!!!!!!!😍😍😍😍

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

😉

[@boydpease4103]

Scrumptious!!!
LUV SARAH!
❤ all walls of glassssss!
Can live with the ever changing plants and skies in all seasons from dawn to midnight to it was a dark and stormy night❤

[@benjaminglenn8257]

Gorgeous. I love it.

[@angieyoung6940]

Simply exquisite

[@nymentor1]

Nicely done. Would have liked to see the basement and utility rooms. Does it offer access to the yard?

[@rosierose1167]

One word, Lovely!

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

thank you kindly!

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

GORGEOUS Evergreen? who needs a Country Mansion when he gave his NewYorkCityGirl this! Fantastic! 👁‍🗨

[@sarahmontuori6164]

Where are the other 4 bedrooms?

[@donotwastetime]

I would love to take a private walk through this beautiful home. Who are the owners!!!?

[@traceyjohnson7622]

is this still available?

[@dfinite4089]

Wondering how much a full townhouse in Harlem costs, currently?

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

Surprise......BLING BLING!

[@tiwantiwaabibiman2603]

I wanted to see the other upper floor(s) and does this one have a cellar floor below the garden floor?
A second living downstairs is a waste [to me].

[@colinchristopher432]

How much???

[@wellness285]

Security breach announcing address with the entire layout of the house….interesting

[@1aranel]

Ick.

[@SydneyChandler]

Gentrification is taking all of the soul out of Harlem...literally.

[@davidpeterson9930]

If by "soul" you mean ghetto bullshit then ok

[@grahamsmith6210]

You are WAY off on the age of this house. It was likely built in the 1870s

[@kmack78]

This is in the middle of the hood. Dopeheads are everywhere and you’d think everyone is dying in Harlem with the nonstop sirens. Also, fuk gentrification.

[@mjef3695]

That office desk was hideous. It was so cheap looking,like something you’d get at Walmart.

[@baileybutterfly320]

Hater

[@28ikqdyw6q]

True it looks like made out of plastic, but when looking precisely I think it should be pretty heavy and good quality

[@dancasur]

That suit w those shoes? Come on old man lol 👎🏼