300 West 135 Street   Unit PHS

Welcome to your Penthouse oasis conveniently nestled next to Harlem’s verdant Saint Nicolas Park. A unique treasure, this two bedroom, two bath, full service, luxury Condominium boasts an unprecedented 1,070 square foot sprawling private rooftop terrace, setting the standard for Penthouse living.



From the oversized, wall-to-wall, southern facing windows to the stylish spiral staircase, this is a rare opportunity to purchase one of the crown jewels of Harlem. The penthouse apartment is ideal for entertaining with its galley kitchen and 6-seat dining room which flows seamlessly into an oversized, open layout living room with tons of natural light. The spiral staircase elevates you to the glass greenhouse and your own private terrace. Whether hosting a large group of guests with keyed elevator access or enjoying a relaxing morning by yourself as you gaze over St. Nicholas Park and the City College campus, your terrace will be a respite from the excitement of Harlem living. Split bedrooms ensure privacy and ample space for king-sized beds. The Master bedroom features a crisp, fully equipped ensuite bathroom and two large closets.



This rare penthouse opportunity is located in Strivers Gardens, one of the premier condominiums in Harlem, home to a diverse and vibrant community. A pristine fitness center, massive common courtyard, 24-hour concierge, zen garden, storage cages, and bike racks put an exclamation mark on this dynamic lifestyle. For those looking for a quick weekend escape, the building also houses a separately run parking garage and the convenience of Zip cars. Purchasing in this building also allows you to take advantage of the 421A partial tax abatement, of which there are approximately 13 years left.



With the B and C train & three bus lines located on the block itself, plus the 2/3 and A/D express subways moments away, you're never too far from midtown and your other favorite neighborhoods. Not that you need to leave, as Harlem is a bustling mix of cultural traditions and avant garde creativity. Generations of art, food, and demographic shifts mean that newcomers and life-long residents continue to redefine one of the city’s most iconic culture hubs. Local hotspots include ACP Coffee, The Edge, and Red Rooster, and bike paths connect nearby parks including the Alexander Hamilton Grange run by the National Park Service. The new Whole Foods, Childrens’ Museum, Harlem School of the Arts, Columbia University, and the entire 125th street corridor are just blocks away to help round out what is truly an inspiring and vibrant neighborhood to call home. This is the ideal location to enjoy all the best of Manhattan penthouse living at a fraction of the price per square foot.