Modern cabinetryRenovated two-bedroomFull renovationStainless steel appliancesCeramic tile backsplashBathroom features porcelain tileOverlooks jackie robinson park
Very high income limit! $267,300 for a family of four or fewer.
130 Bradhurst Ave #702 is the renovated two-bedroom you’ve been waiting for!
Commuting to midtown is shockingly easy with the A, C, B, D and 3 trains all within five minutes. Columbus Circle is just 20 minutes away!
The apartment overlooks Jackie Robinson Park and features large windows that bring in great natural light.
The apartment underwent a full renovation with the pass-through kitchen featuring quartz countertops, modern cabinetry, ceramic tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances including a Bosch refrigerator. Throughout the apartment is through the wall air conditioning.
Both bedrooms were built with sound isolation and the primary comfortably fits a king-size bed
The bathroom features porcelain tile and a push button shower but perhaps most important of all, there’s an in-unit washer/dryer right outside.
Ellington on the Park provides a doorman from 6am to 2am, live-in super, courtyard, lounge, gym, and parking but perhaps the biggest selling point is being right across the street from Jackie Robinson Park and its Olympic-sized swimming pool.
There is a monthly assessment of $427 through October 2026 for Local Law 11.
The building has a 3.5% flip tax paid by the seller.
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