A truly rare and unique offering, this brand new-floor through condominium in historic Mount Morris Park. The level of care that went into this two-bedroom, two bath home is beyond mint, sun flooded home with triple exposure, provide views in every direction. Brazilian walnut hard wood floors, African mahogany doors, track LED lighting and Swarovski Chandelier enormous open kitchen to living room/ dining area, which features custom imported Italian wood cabinetry, Italian marble countertops, Electrolux stainless steal appliances includes stove, dishwasher and refrigerator. Features large picture windows with restored shutters and a double-height Ceilings. Master suite features a plenty of closet space and a luxurious bathroom with Jacuzzi tub and imported water fixtures and Italian marble. Large second Bedroom with ample closet space. Additional features include: High-Tech video intercom security systems with control points on each floor. Smart thermostat-controlled central HVAC Large washer/dryer in every unit. Common roof top deck for condo owners. Located on West 122th Street and Lenox Avenue, the apartment provides easy access to all of Harlems myriad dining and cultural options, Fine dining options begin with the world famous Red Rooster owned by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson; the most famous soul food restaurant in the world - Sylvias; Chez Lucienne; Harlem Social; Settepani ,Cherri and other delectable offerings. Shop along Harlems main commercial thoroughfare West 125th Street - H & M; Marshalls and factory outlets. Whole Foods and Burlington Coat Factory . 9 screen multiplex is a short walk west. The A, B, C, 2, and 3 trains are all a short distance from the front door. Come see what historic Harlem has to offer! This is a true Real estate collection. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the Sponsor.
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