Welcome home to 102 West 118th Street, a stunning brownstone conversion located in a quiet pocket of the Mount Morris Park Historic District. Spanning 2,108 square feet across 3 floors, with a 573 square foot private yard, this garden-level residence offers a private oasis in the heart of tree-lined South Harlem.

Enter the home through the private gated entry into the expansive living and dining room. The open concept provides an ideal space for entertaining, with the charming backdrop of original exposed brick. The recently upgraded chef’s kitchen features high-end appliances, marble countertops, extensive storage, a custom pantry, and bar seating for two.

The crown jewel of the home is the garden itself. The massive space is a seamless extension of the interior, featuring an outdoor dining setup with seating for 8, a 3-burner grill, and custom bench seating with storage surrounding a fire pit. The experience is further enhanced by immaculate landscaping.

The primary bedroom overlooks the private garden to the South and benefits from direct sunlight in the afternoon. The en-suite bathroom includes a marble double vanity, heated towel rack, and radiant heated floors. A second bedroom on this level shares the same bright Southern exposure with full-height windows and a door to the garden. A second full bathroom is located just off the hall, with a shower/tub combo. Continue upstairs to find the third bedroom, which overlooks 118th Street to the North and has its own private bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower.

Descend to the cellar level and take in the scale of the basement. This nearly 25-foot-long room has been outfitted with custom built-in storage and desk space, creating an ideal media room and home office. The cellar offers direct access to the garden and receives ample sunlight from the South. A powder room, laundry room, and storage closet are tucked away.

Other defining features of the home include a newly renovated front yard, central A/C, and wide-plank white oak flooring throughout. 102 West 118th Street is located just 2 blocks from the 2,3 trains and less than half a mile from Central Park.