A sense of history, how things used to be in a far gone era, is what awaits you at #12. It's on a cobble-stone street! And you get the sense of a era, when there was an upstairs/downstairs, with the ground level quarters for staff. But these quarters seem so modern in design, with exposed brick walls, hidden cabinets and recessed heaters. There's also something to be said for this area of Harlem Heights. My partner and I would not have ever known about this area, but if you ever heard of Coogan's Bluff, or the New York Giants Baseball Team, or Yankee Stadium, or the oldest steel bridge in New York across the Harlem River, this is where it is at! And living for a few days in Jennifer and Brad's 19th century townhouse, is a really unique Manhattan experience. You should go!