The magic of New York City brownstones is that more often than not, they boast a rich history in both their design and their inhabitants. One famous former Harlem tenant would be none other than Bob Dylan, who infamously resided at 265 West 139th Street. Now, the property, designed by Stanford White as part of the 1891–1893 Strivers’ Row development, is on the market for $3 million.
The 5-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom townhouse is preserved yet modern, featuring wood paneling, period moldings, high ceilings, and multiple fireplaces.
