Harlem's Elite Oasis - Where Luxury Meets Legacy

Stealthily, Harlem is becoming the chosen sanctuary for celebrities eyeing valuable real estate. Its closeness to Central Park and swift 15-minute transit to LaGuardia showcases Central Park South's unparalleled worth.

Recently, Julia Fox of “Uncut Gems acquired a $2.9 million Neoclassical Revival gem in Mount Morris Park Historic District. Neil Patrick Harris, alongside David Burtka, made headlines by selling their elegant townhouse for a whopping $7.1 million.

But the buzz is all about 145 Central Park North

This architectural marvel, drawing the likes of Scott Johnson and Jerry Tillery, flaunts its prime parkside location and the rare Manhattan luxury: drive-in parking. Among its available opulent residences is the $4M priced Residence 12A, a penthouse with a view to envy.

Elegance, personified

Step inside to white oak elegance, from floors to window frames, complemented by cutting-edge amenities like an HVAC VRF system and a state-of-the-art Electrolux laundry setup. The living spaces bask in daylight, offering panoramic park vistas, while the kitchen showcases premium Fisher Paykel fittings.

Wake up in the main bedroom with serene park outlooks, luxury bathrooms, and spacious closets. The residence also offers added grandeur with its private rooftop, complete with a jacuzzi and unmatched Central Park views.

The Design

Designed by Grid Group Development and GLUCK+, this Harlem marvel offers top-tier amenities, including a rooftop deck with city skyline panoramas. Located amidst Harlem's vibrant culinary and cultural hotspots, it's minutes from historic sites like Harlem Meer and The Blockhouse.