FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE!! HIGHEST INCOME CAPS IN HARLEM!!
Opportunity Awaits in the Heart of Central Harlem!
Bring your vision to this sun-filled third-floor walk-up located just steps from Marcus Garvey Park and Fifth Avenue.
This classic Central Harlem HDFC co-op offers solid bones and endless potential for the savvy buyer looking to create value. Featuring original parquet hardwood floors, high ceilings, and generous prewar proportions, the apartment provides a strong foundation for a thoughtful renovation.
The flexible main living area easily accommodates sleeping, lounging, and dining configurations, while the separate windowed kitchen offers the opportunity to redesign and modernize to your taste. The windowed bathroom includes a full tub and natural light — a rare and desirable feature.
This is a true blank canvas: ideal for a first-time buyer ready to customize their home or anyone with a creative eye and knack for nesting.
The well-maintained HDFC building is known for its tight-knit community atmosphere and unbeatable location in one of Harlem’s most vibrant residential pockets.
Moments from Marcus Garvey Park, neighborhood restaurants, cultural landmarks, and convenient subway access, 8 West 119th Street offers the chance to own in a prime Central Harlem location at an accessible price point.
AMI: 165%
Income max for one person: $187, 110
Income max for two people: $213, 840
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