The Livmor at 301 West 115th St. #3F

Welcome to Residence 3F at The Livmor, an exceptional opportunity to own an expansive 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that seamlessly blends substance and style, just moments away from the iconic Central Park & Morningside Park. This remarkable residence was designed by the renowned architect Hugo Subotovsky, renowned for his creation of light-filled interiors adorned with exquisite fixtures and refined detailing throughout.

Step inside to discover a generously sized living/dining room that opens up to a stunning kitchen, boasting elegant countertops, custom wood cabinets, state-of-the-art appliances, and convenient in-unit washer and dryer. The master bedroom, featuring a walk-in closet, leads to a spa-inspired bathroom complete with double sinks, a separate tub, and a shower. With beautiful bamboo flooring throughout, this luxurious and spacious 3-bedroom home fulfills all your desires on Harlem’s Gold Coast.

As a bonus, this residence includes a 10-year tax abatement until 2034. The Livmor offers a comprehensive range of amenities, including a full-service gym with a yoga studio, a children’s playroom, a media room equipped with an impressive 8×10 foot projection screen, cable hook-up, and an adjoining conference center. Additionally, there is a catering kitchen and a magnificent planted roof deck on the third floor, providing nearly 3,000 square feet of entertainment and relaxation space. The roof deck features two dedicated gas line barbecues and a large granite bar table, perfect for accommodating your guests. On-site parking service is available as well; along with two bicycle rooms.

Conveniently located on the block, you’ll find public transportation options, including the B/C Subway line. South Harlem is a vibrant and lively neighborhood, known for its dynamic atmosphere. Within the vicinity, you’ll discover local amenities such as the Saturday farmer’s market at 110th Street, and the splendid restaurant row on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, featuring renowned establishments like Lido, Harlem Tavern, and Melba’s; among