Harlem Townhouse Once Owned by Bob Dylan Now on the Market

Bob Dylan's former residence in Harlem's Striver's Row is now available for purchase. Renowned primarily for his musical achievements, including a Nobel Prize and ventures into whiskey, Dylan also demonstrated a flair for architecture. Between 1996 and 2000, he owned a historic townhouse designed by the prominent firm McKim, Mead & White, recognizable throughout New York City. The property, built in 1893, is currently listed at $3 million—significantly higher than the $560,000 Dylan paid in 2000. The listing highlights modern enhancements such as a new HVAC system and soundproof CitiQuiet windows, which complement the building’s original design. Maintained with care over the years, the townhouse features five bathrooms, a parlor floor with 10-foot ceilings, multiple parking spaces, and views overlooking 139th Street. This historic property offers a unique chance for enthusiasts to own a piece of New York City’s architectural and cultural history, potentially inspiring new creative endeavors or simply serving as a distinguished residence.