426 W 160th St, New York, NY 10032

This one-of-a-kind townhouse is perched on one of the highest elevations in Manhattan. Stepping out of time, into a brightly lit, Queen Anne, 1891 brownstone, located in the famed Jumel Terrace Historic District. Spectacular views of the Morris-Jumel Mansion, an eighteenth-century jewel and Manhattan's oldest residence. Home to both the luminaries of the American Revolution and the Harlem Renaissance. This townhouse, in a parklike setting, is a legal, two-family, four-story, 15-room, 3,700 square feet home. The house, designed and built by Harlem Architect, Richard R. Davis, best known for the Romanesque Metropolitan Baptist Church at 151 W 128th Street and Adam Clayton Powell.nn426 West 160th has been gently restored and improved, while maintaining the original details, coved ceilings, baseboards, wainscoting, and wooden window trim, along with original cornices, doors, pocket doors, decorative fireplaces, and old hardware. This is a house of books with numerous well-built libraries and cases. Three rooftop skylights illuminate the stairwell and both top-floor baths. Built 18'x50' on an 18'x100' lot, this home features 6 bedrooms, 5 full baths, a full kitchen, and butler's pantry. Four living floors plus the full-footprint cellar granting an additional 925 square feet for a total of 4,625 sf. The facade has been resurfaced and new rooftop solar panels are integrated with a sell-back to Con-Ed. nnTHE GARDEN FLOOR:nEnter via a new, keyless, ADT security system through a separa