Hargrave House was designed by the architectural firm Schwartz & Gross and built in 1913 as a neo-Renaissance style hotel on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.

In 1975, Hargrave Associates was formed to acquire the Hargrave House Hotel using financing from the City of New York.

The former hotel was converted into affordable housing for older adults and is now operated by Project FIND.

Today, Hargrave House offers 112 apartments for adults age 62 and older earning less than 80% of Area Median Income (AMI).

In 2002, Project FIND transferred Hargrave House to not-for-profit ownership with $6.3 million in acquisition and capital financing.

Project FIND also completed a $3.5 million capital improvement program that expanded life-safety systems and replaced elevators, windows, roofing, and boilers.

Improvements also included extensive restoration and re-pointing of the building’s historic façade.