Brand newly built buildingQuiet tree-lined blockHigh ceilingsPrivate outdoor spaceCharming prewar building
*First Time Homebuyers Only*
*No Fee*
*New Construction*
Welcome to 304 West 150th Street –a charming prewar building offering exceptional value for first-time homebuyers. Set on a quiet, tree-lined block across from Jackie Robinson Park, this brand newly built building and apartment features classic details like hardwood floors and high ceilings, along with a friendly community and convenient amenities including bike storage, laundry, and private outdoor space.
Perfectly positioned in the heart of Central Harlem, the building offers unbeatable access to transit with the A, B, C, D trains at 145th St and the 3 train at 148th St, making commuting throughout the city fast and simple. Nearby you’ll find Harlem’s ever-growing lineup of cafés, restaurants, and local favorites.
304 W 150th St is an ideal opportunity to own in Manhattan without compromising space, character, or convenience. An inviting place to begin your homeownership journey.
Please note: There are multiple 2 bedroom layouts available. When you inquire, we will inform you of how many 2 bedrooms are available and allow you to view the multiple layouts.
Interested applicants must fall within certain income and asset requirements in order to qualify. Upon inquiry, we will collect your income and asset documents to assess your eligibility for the available units.
Income Requirement:
2 people: $143,954-$168,480
3 people: $143,954-$189,540
4 people: $143,954-$210,600
5 people: $143,954-$227,500
Asset Limit: $309,512
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HOA fees may include property taxes on listings classified as Co-Ops. Contact the listing agent and/or owner for fee details.
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