The owners of the beloved restaurant LoLo’s Seafood Shack in Harlem, Leticia Skai Young-Mohan and Raymond Mohan, have put their Harlem townhouse on the market for $2.49 million.
(The couple, known for feeding people in need during the pandemic, are also gearing up to open a new restaurant — LoLo’s on Broadway.)
The legal four-family, four-story townhouse at 14 E. 130th St. was built in 1900. It’s currently set up as a three-unit property: a ground-floor duplex with access to the garden — particularly beloved by the couple’s dog, a Shiba Inu named Dali, as in Salvador — and a Jacuzzi hot tub off the main bedroom. There are also two large one-bedroom floor-through apartments with bay windows.
Sixteen feet wide, the townhouse also features original details, such as crown moldings, fireplace mantels and stained glass. The couple bought it in 2014 for $1 million.
Features include arched windows and stained glass. Courtesy Brown Harris Stevens
It’s not just the windows that charm, but also a bedroom with a fireplace. Courtesy Brown Harris Stevens
A chef’s kitchen with wooden counters. Courtesy Brown Harris Stevens
Another view of the kitchen. Courtesy Brown Harris Stevens
There’s room for grilling and dining in the garden. Courtesy Brown Harris Stevens
The home stands on East 130th Street. Courtesy Brown Harris StevensLeticia, born and raised in Harlem, tells Gimme that the garden is one of her favorite things about the home — and that she and Raymond will even throw in a small dinner party from her restaurant for the buyer.
“This isn’t our first home. We sold two properties prior to this one, with one in Williamsburg,” said Young-Mohan. “I love our huge magical backyard where we host our friends and family. Chef Raymond has created a perfect oasis and rustic outdoor kitchen for our eclectic dinner soirées where chefs from all over the world have visited.”
The listing brokers are Traci Byers and Scottie Cabrera, of Brown Harris Stevens.
