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201 EAST 125TH STREET 17,047 SF Available for Lease Located Between Second and Third Avenues EAST HARLEM MANHATTAN | NY RETAIL/RESTAURANT 201 EAST 125TH STREET 17,047 SF Available for Lease Located between Second and Third Avenues EAST HARLEM MANHATTAN | NY ARTIST’S RENDERING COMMUNITY FACILITY GROUND FLOOR GROUND LOWER LEVEL LOWER SPACE DETAILS SPACE 343 SF 343 BICYCLE PARKING LOOP (TYP.) 8" DIA. PAINTED 8" DIA. PAINTED STEEL BOLLARD, TYP. 82' - 3 1/2" 18' - 8 7/8" 46' - 5 11/16" STEEL BOLLARD, TYP. 16' - 0 1/4" 14' - 5 11/16" 2' - 8 3/8" 1' - 9 7/8" 1' - 6 1/2" 42' - 4 3/8" 4' - 0 3/4" 1' - 0" 4' - 4" 4' - 0" 9' - 8" 10' - 9 5/8" 18' - 8 7/8" 5' - 7 5/8" 26' - 4" 20' - 1 15/16" 22' - 7 5/16" 2' - 2 3/4" " " " " 0 0 15' -2" 14'-7 3/8" - 14'-8" 14'-9 5/8" - 15'-1" 15'-1 1/2" ' ' 1' - 6 " " 1 1 11 5/8 X106 4 - PLANTER BOX C ' TOFF 15' -2" 2 TOFF 14' -9 5/8" TOFF 15'-1 1/2" STAIR D 14' - 9" 4' - 2 1/2 COMMUNITY FACILITY 124 FUTURE TENANT TO PROVIDE TOFF 14' -7 3/8" DN FINISH FLOOR AT ELEVATION TRENCH DRAIN 3' - 0" GROUND FLOOR = 343 SF " TO MATCH EXTERIOR 2 / 12' - 0" 12' - 0" 2' - 4" 14' - 0" CELLAR = 4,994 SF 1 SIDEWALK ELEVATIONS " GAS VENT, SEE 4 PROPERTY LINE - 10' - 10 13/16" " ' TOS 15' - 0" STAIR F MECH DWGS " 8 3 / 019 5' - 9 19' - 0 1/4" FIRE PUMP 5 DN 1 ' - 0 1/2" TOS 15' - 0" GAS METER ROOM 105 SF 1 - " 018 22 COMMUNITY ' - 8" " ' (14) (14) (14) (8) (12) 4 0 1 (10) (14)(14) 238 SF - 1 25 1 " TOILET-2 ' BIKE STORAGE - 3 25' - 3 3/16 ' RESIDENTIAL ' - 2 5/8" 2 3' - 4"1' - 0" TYP. (14) BIKE STORAGE 1,228 SF EDGE OF RAMP ABOVE 7 50 SF 5' - 0 (202 TOTAL BIKES) 28 RESIDENTIAL LOBBY SD SD DOUBLE STACK UNIT (8) (14) (14)(14)(14)(14) (4) 001 003 1,656 SF 8' - 6" 10' - 7" SD RESIDENTIAL LOBBY - TOS 13' -11 1/2" RAMP DOWN TO PARKING " 14' -2" TOFF 14' -2 1/2" LOBBY 8 7' - 0 1/8" 8 1/2" 002 SEE ID DWGS 8' - 6 1/16" - 13' - 11 1/2" ' " SERVICE CORRIDOR 21' - 9 1/8" 4 6 125 5' - 9" (TOS TO BOS 17'-10 1/2") " - X101 X102 ' 4 (14) / FACILITY 1 1 4,994 SF 126 7 " - " P 4 ' D / 0 1 004 1'L - 2 1/4" 6' - 4" PE 6 1 BIKE RESIDENTIAL VEST. - 1 O ATS CLOSET ' 1 009 LINE OF CANOPY ABOVE FIRE COMMND PANEL 20" W. X 30" H. X 5" D., 3 " H 1 REPAIR 8 - 42 SF / ' EL: 2' - 11" AREA 7 SEE FP DWGS. 9' - 4 1/8" SD 6 SD 2 AM09 AM09 AM09 AM09 AM09 AM09 AM09 AM09 ' - 0" - SLOPE 1:14 008 ' PE 6 8 WATER METER ROOM 10 24' - 6 1/2" " " " 0 8 015 2 1 565 SF 005 / TOILET-1 ' - 6 1/8" 1 - LAUNDRY UP - ' TOFF 14' -3 5/8" " ' EXPRESS RISER 8 1 50 SF 8 SD 7 13 " 7 23' - 8 7/8" 7' - 11 1/4" 4' - 0" 14' - 3 1/2" 5' - 6" TRANSITION RAM " - / 1 1 8 ' 173 SF STAIR D 8 " 30" x 48" 30" x 48" 1 / " / 0 ABOVE 010 5 1 UP 7 STAIR F 5 X116 UP STAIR C 6 1 8 - 4 - MAINTENANCE OFFICE 14' -3 5/8" - 12' - 10 7/8" ' ' - TELECOMM ROOM ' ' 9 7 LOADING DOCK 30' - 2 1/2" 0 5' - 2 3/8" 0 309 SF ' - 0 1/2" 1 - 7 1/2 1 127 SF AM12 AM11 " 4 006 TOFF 14' -3 5/8" 10 / 011 DOG WASH 52' ? 1 127 COMMUNITY FACILITY 0 75 SF X115 DN - ' " 3 " STORAGE-2 DOCK #1 DOCK #2 DOCK #3 4 SD / " AM14 GROUND FLOOR = 343 SF " 128 1 8 1' - 6" PUBLIC BATHROOM 30" x 48" 2 7 76 SF / - 3' - 3" 0 STAIR C 8 ' CELLAR = 4,994 SF UP 1 0 - 3 REFER TO ID DRAWING ' 8 3 5' - 8 1/4 013 014 - 5' - 0 7/8" ' 4 10' - 0 5/8" " 1' - 0" " 10' - 5" 4' - 2 3/8" 4' - 2" CORRIDOR 0 5 - - 3' - 8" 7 ' ' 1 4 4 0 DETENTION TANK STAIR A " 6 - ACCESS ABOVE 10' - 0 3/4" 016 SE 2 ' UP 3 FIRE SERVICE 2 " ACCESS ELEVATOR 2 / 1 FIRE SERVICE 3' - 11 1/2" " 2 8 - DETENTION TANK ACCESS SPACE BELOW ELEVATOR PIT / ' 7 920 SF 0 1 5' - 6 1/4" ELEVATOR 2 SE 1PE 1 - EDGE OF < 7'-6" CLEARANCE 7 SE 1 PE 1 ' 7 1 E 1: " 47' - 7" SD ' - 5 5/8" ELEVATOR LOBBY OP 29 " STAIR H STORAGE-1 SL ELEVATOR VESTIBULE 739 SF 13' - 9" SE 3 GREASE TRAP LOCATION 6' - 6 1/2 14.21 SD 5" 7' - 2" 5" 5" 7' - 2" 5" 8' - 0" TBD WHEN KITCHENS ARE DETENTION TANK 6' - 6 1/2 TOS +2' - 11" LOCATED ACCESS ABOVE 012 PE 3 PE 2 PE 3 PE 2 RETAIL SPACE B (LOWER) " 0 - TOS 2' - 11" ' TOS 14' - 6" 8 UNEXCAVATED SITE (TOS TO BOS 17'-4") " 0 - ' 6 " 0" 1 RETAIL SPACE B (UPPER) DOCK LEVELER " RETAIL SPACE C TOS 14' - 10 1/2" 0 BICYCLE PARKING 17' - 9" - ' 8 LOOP (TYP.) 90' - 10 1/4 " (TOS TO BOS 16'-11 1/2") TOS 15' - 0" 8 / 1 TOILET-3 " 0 (6 SPACES) 4 1 (TOS TO BOS 16'-10") - AREA OF > 2'-0" CLEARANCE 50 SF - ' ' 1 7 3 STAIR G 020 17' - 9" " 8 / 3 9 14' -11" TOFF 14' -11" - MECHANICAL MEZZ. ' 6 THIRD AVENUE THIRD 2 " 9 7 - ' 8 SPACE B SPACE E 1: 8,441 SF 8,441 5 OP SL 19'-0 1/4" (12 SPACES) (19 SPACES) (4 SPACES) P M A R " " 3 N 0 - PARKING - O ' I ' 8 T 0 I 1 1 S SLOPE 1:14 1" CHAMFERED CORNER WITH PAINTED EMBEDED N A 4" X 4" X 1/4" STEEL-L CORNER GUAR FOR ALL R 9408 SF T RAMP UP TO 126TH ST. COLUMNS IN GARAGE AREA, TYP. 19' - 0 1/4" TOILETS TO BE FILED UNDER SEPARATE APPLICATION " 8 - RETAIL SPACE B ' 3 ATTENDED PARKING 2' - 0" 8441 SF 121 SPACES RAMP UP LOWEST CLEAR HEIGHT IN CELLAR TOS 14' - 10 1/2" TOS 15' - 0" PARKING AREA > 9'-6" 14' -11" X113 TOFF 14' -11" (TOS TO BOS 16'-11 1/2") " 4 PARKING / 1 20,453 SF CORRIDOR 15'-10" 9 - ' 6' - 0" (5 SPACES) (4 SPACES) (9 SPACES) +15' - 10" 6 20' - 0" 3' - 0" TOS +2' - 11" " 9 - ' NOTE: 3 2.92 2 FUTURE TENANT TO ADJUST FINISH FLOOR ELEVATION TO MATCH EXTERIOR SIDEWALK ELEVATIONS " DROP OFF 6 - ATTENDANT BOOTH ' 021 9 35 SF 6' - 2 1/2" " " " 6 - 6'-0 ' " 7' - 0" 2' - 0 7/8" 7' - 3 1/4" 8' - 9 3/8" 2 0 " - PASSENGER LOADING 7 132' - 1 1/4 ' - TOS +2' - 11" 5 " 6' - 2 1/2" ' 6 028 7 - " 2 " ' 8 2 4 - STAIR B ' 2'-4SPRINKLER" 3 022 SF 8,606 21'-5" HEADS ABOVE A SPACE UP (13 SPACES) " 8 DOUBLE SLIDER DOOR - EDGE OF ESCALATOR ' " 0 4 ON CURTAIN WALL / 1 ENCLOSURE ABOVE 3 TOILETS TO BE FILED UNDER 0 STAIR B - ' SEPARATE APPLICATION 6 TRASH CHUTE WIRECRAFTERS TOS +2' - 11" EDGE OF STAIRS ABOVE COMPACTOR BK 814 UP DN 14 BIKES " " 2 TOFF 15' -10 3/4" 15' -10 3/4" / 9'-6 " 1 SHAFT 4 / HB 7' - 10" 9 FOOD BAZAAR 3 7' - 6" 5' - 3 7/8" - ' 1 1 AREA OF >7' BUT <13' 1 2 - CLEAR HEIGHT (103 SF) ' COMPACTOR ROOM AREA OF >7' BUT <13' 3 " CELLAR 525 SF 8 CLEAR HEIGHT (60 SF) - (15 SPACES) SD ' 7' - 11" 3 PE 4 PE 5 15' - 6" 23' - 1" 15' - 6" 8606 SF EMR - PE4 & PE5 " EXHAUST AREA OF <7' CLEAR AREA OF <7' CLEAR 4 / 3 HEIGHT (33 SF) HEIGHT (55 SF) TOS 15' - 10" " VESTIBULE 1 UNEXCAVATED SITE 1 - LINE OF ESCALATOR ' (TOS TO BOS 16'-0") 3 PIT ABOVE TOFF 15' -10 3/4" 15' -10 3/4" - 3 3/4 678 SF X109 77' SHAFT FRESH AIR TOILETS TO BE FILED UNDER INTAKE LINE OF ESCALATOR PIT ABOVE SEPARATE APPLICATION 5' - 5 5/8" 9' - 2 5/8" 1' - 4 3/8" 025 023 STACKERS (16 SPACES) 1' - 6" DN PE 4 PE 5 TYP. ELECTRICAL ROOM UP 485 SF STAIR E " LOBBY 4 / 1 SD " 0 2 UP / - 1 ' 5 3 1517 SF " 3 - 2 ' / 7 ESC 1 1 ESC 2 3 5 - 026 024 ' 4 1 LOBBY PROPERTY LINE TOS 15' - 8" 1,517 SF " 4 / 1 3 - IN OUT ' 3 RETAIL VESTIBULE 1 OUT " 1 ? X111 X110 - ' 3 " " . 6 15' -10 3/4" 15' -10 3/4" 6 P - Y ' T FOOD BAZAAR FOOD IN 1 RO OF TERRACE 80' - 8" 3' - 7 1/4" 22' - 1 1/4" 2' - 7 1/2" 17' - 3" 3' - 8" 21' - 0" 3' - 8" 20' - 4" 3' - 1" 70' - 7 1/2" 107' - 4 1/2" BICYCLE PARKING LOOP (TYP.) ELEVATOR EAST 125TH STREET E CONEDISON VAULTS BELOW D BICYCLE PARKING LOOP (TYP.) Space A Avenues SecondandThird between North sideofEast125thStreet Weekend Weekday Annual 125th Street Report Ridership 2017 possession 2020 construction, Under request Upon Second Floor Floor Ground Avenue Third 125th Street Lower Level Floor Ground Community Facility Floor Ground Space B Floor Ground SIZE LOCATION TRANSPORTATION CURRENTLY RENT ASKING HEIGHTS CEILING FRONTAGE 9,088,393 19 8,606 4,994 8,441 FT8IN 343 29,065 31,307 178 16 17 SF SF FT FT FT SF SF the street – Developer –Blumenfeld –Developer the street apartmentsNew onothersideof Center Cancer Therapy Near Proton banks for area Outside restricted on ground considered divisions Reasonable 400 residential units inbuilding inplaceVenting on ground floor ramp FDR on/off from 2 blocks subway avenue connectionto2nd andnew trains 5and6subway the4, 1 blockfrom parkingspaces grade below 120 development New opening in2021 SF) Bazaar (45,000 Food Join new Apple Bank DuaneReade, GNC, Footaction, Place, TheChildren’s Petland, Center, Proton Modell’s, 2021), summer Bazaar (opening Food COMMENTS NEIGHBORS HARLEM RIVER DRIVE 145TH STREET BRIDGE 145TH STREET BRIDGE COLONEL CHARLES YOUNG PLAYGROUND W.
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