Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group
$3,400,000
Potential Rebate: $51,000
4 Unit Townhouse in historic Hamilton Heights is one of a row of ornate townhouses on this quiet residential street just opposite the north end of the beautiful Henry B Post designed CCNY campus. The 3888 square foot building is 18' Wide x 72' long with over 1400 square feet of additional FAR available to add on and sits on a 100' deep lot. The building is distinguished by its front projecting curved bays that help add space and light to the south facing front rooms.<br> <br> The four apartments all currently rented are as follows:<br> <ul> <li>Unit 1 is a 3 bedroom/ 2 bath duplex with a two level private patio that is floor through on the lower level;</li> <li> Unit 2 is a 1 bedroom/ 1 bath rear facing apartment with its own rear facing balcony;</li> <li> Unit 3 is a 2 bedroom/ 2 bath floor through apartment with its own rear facing balcony;</li> <li> Unit 4 is a 2 bedroom/ 2 bath floor through apartment with private roof access that has recently been decked.</li> </ul> All of the apartments feature hardwood floors, large bedrooms, newly installed central air conditioning, updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and stone countertops, modern renovated bathrooms, washer/ dryers, and generous closet space and all have outdoor space. Extra storage has been built into many of the rooms above the closets taking advantage of the high ceilings on the upper floors.<br> <br> A new Mini-split air conditioner heating system has been installed in each of the apartments with all new electrical wiring, copper pipes and compressors for each of the units. In addition, recent upgrades include a new bathroom vanity and vanity and a new microwave in apartment 1; new ceiling fans in apartment 2; new stove and dishwasher in apartment 3; and a bathroom vanity and sink in Apartment 4.<br> <br> The house is across the street from CCNY and an easy commute to the main Columbia Campus and its new graduate center campus just west of Broadway at 125th Street. Commuting elsewhere is easy with the 145th Street A/B/C/D and the 1 train at 137th Street and bus lines on Amsterdam Avenue, Broadway and 145th Street. St. Nicholas Park and Hamilton Grange are just a block to the east and Riverbank State Park with its athletic fields and spectacular views of the Hudson is just a few blocks west.<br>
$18,200 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
One-time rebate at closing
$51,000
Monthly savings impact
$142/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
The rebate is paid to you at closing and can help offset closing costs or other expenses.
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Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group
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Compare average listing prices and value metrics for 471 West 140TH Street against the surrounding Hamilton Heights market.
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This building commands a premium compared to the neighborhood baseline. This typically indicates superior amenities, newer construction, or prime positioning within Hamilton Heights.
Hamilton Heights is a historic hilltop neighborhood in West Harlem, stretching from 135th to 155th Streets. Named after Alexander Hamilton, whose home "The Grange" still stands here, it is loved for its academic vibe and stunning river views. For buyers seeking Hamilton Heights Manhattan real estate, the area offers architectural grandeur at a value.
Living in Hamilton Heights, Manhattan is scenic and hilly. The neighborhood is anchored by City College of New York (CCNY), giving it a collegiate atmosphere. As a charming Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it features winding streets, gothic architecture, and a quiet, leafy ambiance that feels removed from the chaos of downtown.
The market for homes for sale in Hamilton Heights is defined by its historic districts. The area is famous for its "Sugar Hill" limestone townhouses and spacious pre-war co-ops. These homes often feature original details like wainscoting and fireplaces that would cost millions more further south.
It attracts varied residents, from professors and artists to young families priced out of the Upper West Side. The value proposition is strong: diverse housing stock, park access, and express subway service make it a "smart money" location.
The lifestyle in Hamilton Heights is relaxed and intellectual. The presence of CCNY brings students and faculty to the local coffee shops and bars along Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. The dining scene has matured, offering trendy gastropubs alongside classic soul food.
Community is strong here. The "Sugar Hill" legacy of the Harlem Renaissance is proudly celebrated. It is diverse and welcoming, with a mix of multi-generational families and newcomers blending in the beautiful local parks.
Hamilton Heights offers excellent express transit. The A and D trains at 145th Street can whisk you to Columbus Circle in under 15 minutes. The 1 train serves the local stops along Broadway.
The geography is hilly, which can be a workout, but the elevation provides cool breezes and views. Biking along the Hudson River Greenway is a popular commute option for active residents.
Riverbank State Park is a standout amenity—a 28-acre rooftop park built over a water treatment facility, offering an Olympic-sized pool, ice skating, and athletic fields. St. Nicholas Park also offers steep, dramatic green space with views of the gothic CCNY campus.
Amenities are solid, with grocery stores and services clustered on Broadway. The cultural amenity of The Grange helps anchor the neighborhood's history.
Hamilton Heights is best for those who love pre-war architecture, academics, and river views. It is perfect for Upper West Side lovers who want more space for their money.

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