295 W 112TH Street STORE

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

Thirty-three feet of frontage on West 112th Street at Frederick Douglass Blvd is the feature I'd build around for a ground-floor space. That much street face gives a practice or shop a clear presence on the block and room to lay out a front entrance without squeezing the interior.

The space runs across the ground floor, and a basement level sits below it, connected by interior and exterior stairs. A second level on the same property gives you a place to put storage or back-of-house work away from the front room. The listing describes high ceilings and a lot of natural light, which tends to make a layout feel open. Existing HVAC and 200-amp electrical service are already in place, and the space is pre-wired for cable and internet, so some of the setup is done.

The 110th Street B and C station at Cathedral Pkwy is about 3 minutes away on foot, and the 2 and 3 trains at 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza are about 8 minutes away. Central Park and Morningside Park are each about 3 minutes on foot. For lunch, Melba's is about 2 minutes away and Mom's Food Market is about 4 minutes away.

The building dates to 1900, has seven stories and 16 residences, and this space sits at street level. Pre-war construction often comes with defined rooms and higher ceilings, and the listing's high ceilings fit that pattern. Rent and terms are open to negotiation, so a conversation with the broker is the place to start on those details.