The home of the late Arthur Mitchell, a co-founder of the Dance Theater of Harlem and the first African-American dancer with the New York City Ballet, is now on the market for $1.9 million.
Arthur MitchellSylvain Gaboury/PMCMitchell died last year at age 84.
The residence is at 60 Riverside Drive on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
The two-bedroom, 2½-bathroom home comes with wide views of Hudson River and Riverside Park.
It opens to a spacious foyer, which leads to a formal living room, a dining area, a windowed kitchen and a balcony.
The building has a round-the-clock doorman, laundry on every floor and a garage.
The listing broker is Gerry Kendrick, of Corcoran.
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