In-unit washerDeep soaking tubWarm hardwood floors throughoutClean white vanityWell-kept prewar elevator buildingDark countertopsGenerous light-filled layout
Step inside to an open kitchen finished with crisp white shaker cabinetry, dark countertops, and a full stainless steel appliance suite — refrigerator, gas range, over-the-range microwave, and dishwasher — set against a herringbone tile backsplash. A window above the sink keeps the space bright, and an in-unit washer rounds out the everyday convenience.
The living area stretches out with warm hardwood floors throughout and a generous, light-filled layout — easily fitting a sofa, TV console, and dining space, with a breakfast bar separating the kitchen from the living room for an easy, open flow. Double-hung windows with classic prewar trim let in plenty of natural light.
The bathroom is fully tiled in marble-look porcelain from floor to ceiling, with a deep soaking tub, a clean white vanity, and a mirrored medicine cabinet above the sink — a quiet, spa-like retreat.
And then there's the view: look out the window and you're looking straight at the park — leafy tree canopies, a basketball court in action, and the quiet rhythm of neighborhood life unfolding right across the street.
Located in a well-kept prewar elevator building just steps from the A/B/C/D and 3 trains, this is a turnkey home in one of Harlem's most established condo buildings — priced at $390,000.
There is a capital assessment of $394.5 per month through September 2029.
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