Built in 1917, this Schwartz & Gross-designed building sits high above Jackie Robinson Park and was designated a New York City landmark in 1993. As one of the most sought-after and prestigious apartment houses in Harlem, it was home to luminaries such as W.E.B. DuBois, Thurgood Marshall, Walter Francis White, and Julius Bledsoe. Converted to co-operative ownership in the 1990s, 409 Edgecombe offers luxurious apartments and the unique opportunity to live in a 106-year-old building that features a part-time doorman, elevators, and the aura of gilded age living. Apartment 4i is a spacious convertible two-bedroom home that can also be used as an unusually gracious one bedroom with an enormous formal dining room. Completely renovated by an award-winning architect, you will notice such details as ebonized floors, high-end appliances, granite counters, and that ineffable prewar charm. Bertazzoni, Bosch, Franke: these names you know and trust are all featured in the beautiful windowed kitchen. The bathroom boasts Hansgrohe and Restoration Hardware fixtures, plus an original restored cast-iron bathtub. 409 Edgecombe is an HDFC co-op with income limits. You must have income below these amounts to be approved to purchase, which are based on family size. The maximum income amounts are as follows: 1 person is $118,680; 2 people - $135,600; 3 people - $152,520; 4 people - $169,440. Some photographs are virtually staged.
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