Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to offer for sale 13-19 Hamilton Terrace, a one of kind multifamily building in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Upper Manhattan. 13-19 Hamilton Terrace, also known as The Ivey Delph Apartments, is a 49,616 square foot elevator apartment building consisting of 78 residential units; 55 studios, 17 one bedrooms and 6 two bedrooms. 13–19 Hamilton Terrace is a distinguished property in Upper Manhattan with a storied history. The property was developed by Dr. Walter Ivey Delph and designed by Vertner Woodson Tandy, New York State’s first licensed Black architect and a trailblazing figure of the Harlem Renaissance. Dr. Delph, a prominent physician and real estate developer, partnered with Tandy to create this now nationally landmarked property. This unique opportunity offers investors a chance to acquire an exceptionally well-maintained investment property located in one of the most established and well-desired Upper Manhattan neighborhoods. Situated in the heart of Hamilton Heights on a tree-lined block, this property is within walking distance of multiple subway stops including the & trains located at the 145th Street Station, and near the 1-train located at the 137th Street-City College Station. Both stations offer a 25-minute trip to Grand Central Terminal. The property also offers convenient access to major roadways such as the Henry Hudson Parkway and the Harlem River Drive. 13-19 Hamilton Terrace is also located near major New York City educational and cultural institutions, including the City College of New York, Columbia Business School and the Hamilton Grange National Memorial. With its storied history and unique location, 13–19 Hamilton Terrace stands as a rare opportunity to own a piece of New York City’s rich architectural and African American heritage, set on a serene, tree-lined street near Riverside Park and the heart of Harlem.