Apartment 3A

Mount Morris House is a four-story walk-up at 117 W 120th St, built in 1890 within the Mount Morris Park historic district. It holds six apartments, which keeps the building personal, and Corbel & Stoop has equipped it with a laundry room, a bike storage room and smart package lockers. Cats and dogs are welcome. The homes are prewar through and through: original hardwood floors, exposed brick, tall windows and subway-tile baths, with decorative fireplace mantels in two homes. The plans run from one-bedrooms to two-bedrooms to a pair of three-bedrooms with one and a half baths and an in-unit washer and dryer. Every home has a gas range and dishwasher, and apartments face east or west. The block sits near Marcus Garvey Park, with the Apollo and 125th Street to the north and Strivers' Row and blocks of grand brownstones farther uptown. Jacob Soul Food Restaurant is a 2-minute walk, 787 Coffee and Pioneer Supermarkets of Harlem are each about 3 minutes away, and Shrine is a 7-minute walk. At 125 St you'll find the 2 and 3, the A, B, C and D, and the 4, 5 and 6, with the 125 St stop about 6 minutes on foot.