As featured in the New York Times: This spacious loft is located in a historic 1905 building originally built for piano component manufacturing and later converted to residential use in 2007. The unit offers approximately 1,981 square feet and features original maple hardwood floors, exposed Douglas Fir beams and posts, and true loft character throughout. The space reflects its industrial past, with visible markings from former manufacturing use. The kitchen includes bamboo countertops and cabinetry, along with a new stove installed in 2024. There is also potential to incorporate the adjacent former freight elevator space, adding approximately 48 square feet. Washer and dryer installation is permitted, with other units in the building already equipped. The unit also includes a private storage container in the basement measuring approximately 1,320 cubic feet. The building has been well maintained, with a new roof completed in 2021, recent facade and parapet work, and updated mechanical systems. Additional features include an A97 energy rating, solar panels that help offset electricity costs, upgraded heating controls, and facade waterproofing completed in 2025. Originally converted by an artist, the building has a strong creative community, with artwork displayed in the common areas, resident gatherings. Located in the South Bronx, the property offers convenient access to public transportation, with the subway just two blocks away, as well as nearby restaurants and local amenities.
Landmarked, 2-Family Townhouse in Historic District Built in 1897 by renowned architect William O'Gorman, this two family home and the other 19th century homes on the block comprise the Mott Haven East Historic District. It is situated on the best block in the neighborhood and across the street from Mottley Kitchen Cafe and Restaurant. The layout here is a two bedroom one and a half bath duplex over a two bedroom two bath garden and basement duplex. The home is full of original details including tiled mantles, hardwood floors and stained glass windows. With over 4,000 buildable square feet and 11’ ceilings, there is plenty of room for you to design the floor plan and home of your dreams. The English garden is a serene oasis and has been thoughtfully planted with perennials that bloom throughout the season. The housing stock in Mott Haven represents the last chance for NYC buyers to own historical brownstones at a fraction of the cost of their Harlem and BK counterparts. Nowhere else in the city can you get a home this size, of this era with original details just 20 minutes from Grand Central. Bring your contractor and architect to tour this special property.
**Contract fell through. Back on the market.** Located on the historic Bertine Block in Mott Haven, This landmarked 20' wide shell is a complete blank canvas for the next owner to build the exact home of their dreams. Approved architectural plans are available and the permits have already been filed. Just bring your crew and begin the work! The max buildable here is over 4,000 square feet on a 20'x100' lot. Annual taxes are just $2,302 or $192/month. Situated just over the bridge from Harlem, This district is named for developer Edward D. Bertine who built his home and nine other Queen Anne style row houses here between 1891 and 1895. Three other two-story brick row houses, built in 1877 and 1878, also stand on this block. Mott Haven itself is undergoing a major real estate renaissance with the city's top developers creating luxury apartment towers along the waterline here. Thanks to a $7M endowment, the neighborhood park, St. Mary's has new dog runs, soccer pitches, baseball fields and walking trails. 476 E136 is located a short distance from Mottley Kitchen cafe and the neighborhood's restaurant row where you'll find cafe's, restaurants, pubs and other eateries. A short walk to the 6 train will have you in grand Central Station in under 15 minutes. Write for interior images and showing requests.
Price reduction! This attached brick Single Family residence boasts beautiful architecture and includes three levels, backyard and basement, which could serve as a potential rental space. Bring your vision to life in this property. Although it requires a complete gut renovation and is sold as-is, it's a hidden gem with unparalleled potential. The area is undergoing a renaissance providing convenience and accessibility. It's ideally located near the #6 train to Manhattan, buses, major highways, schools, places of worship, eateries, parks, shops, and hospitals. *Great investment opportunity*

Bronx is located in New York. Bronx, New York 10454has a population of 8,736,047. Bronx 10454 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 27.43% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.51%.
The median household income in Bronx, New York 10454 is $70,663. The median household income for the surrounding county is $43,726 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bronx 10454 is 37.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 26.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.6 inches per year, with 25.3 inches of snow per year.