New York City has many historic side streets that are really beautiful. One of these streets has Sylvan Terrace where there is an available home for $1.68 million.
The street is the reminiscent of the NYC before skyscrapers and new development took over the place. Houses in these places rarely become available, but now, a 1,500-square-foot house on Sylvan Terrace is currently in the market for $1.68 million, Curbed reports.
The block-long street used to be a carriage that leads to the Morris-Jumel Mansion, which is one of the oldest homes in Manhattan built in 19th-century. There are also beautiful wood-frame cottages on both side of the street.
The listed house at the 19 Sylvan Terrace is constructed to house multiple families. Its ground floor has a rental unit while the first and second floor is the owner's unit.
Although its façade still have the looks like it is stuck in 1899, the interiors have been renovated with modern appliances and other mod cons.
The Terrace has been dubbed as "the prettiest street in New York." Aside from this landmark's importance and preservation, the area is extremely beautiful and romantic.
It is just 15 minutes away from the major shopping districts and theater in the center of Manhattan. It is the New York City's unique piece of its past and present, an ideal place to raise children.
The house features hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, electrical and gas energy supply, a backyard garden and 10-foot high original tin ceilings. The ground floor is recently refurbished. It has a studio apartment that has the view of Morris-Jumel Mansion. It features a modern kitchen and full bathroom.
The first floor has a huge dining and living area and a kitchen. Neatly tucked under the stairs is a half bathroom (shower and toilet). The second floor features a full bathroom, two large bedrooms and an office.
