$460,000

This beautifully renovated two-bedroom apartment stands out with refined interiors and oversized windows in residential Harlem. Featuring a post-war aesthetic, this building is ideal for homebuyers seeking a peaceful yet vibrant living space in a community-oriented neighborhood. Step into the sun-splashed two-bedroom and one-bath residence to discover hardwood oak floors, renovated open windowed kitchen and bathroom, and generous closet space. The 6-story prewar coop was gut renovated with a new boiler, roof, plumbing, and electrical. Building features include an onsite bike room in the basement, plus a courtyard for entertaining & weekend BBQs. The washer/dryer and dishwasher are currently not installed within this home, however, the seller is offering credit for the washer/dryer installment. The building is an HDFC Coop. HDFCs are a type of affordable co-op housing. These units have income and family-size restrictions, strict affordability guidelines, and a lower sale price due to the income and household size. Buyers cannot earn more than a specific amount of money. The amount varies by family size and from one HDFC to the next. ( 120% median income guidelines for a family of 2 are $114,600 - INCOME CAPS source: https://www.nyc.gov/site/hpd/services-and-information/hdfc.page) Convenient to 2/3/B/C trains & major bus routes, gourmet supermarkets, and an endless choice of wonderful neighborhood restaurants await your palate. Strong building financials and pets are welcome. Located in a quiet residential scene in the midst of a bustling culture hub, the apartment is surrounded by a peaceful, residential spirit throughout the neighborhood, highlighted by street pick-up basketball games and block parties. Positioned just one block away from central park and one block away from Morningside park, the apartment is close to local attractions, including art studios, cocktail bars, and international restaurants. Harlem is home to a thriving cultural scene, which brings a constant vibrancy and excitement to the neighborhood: life in Harlem is as rooted in cultural tradition as it is energized and diverse, resulting in a community-oriented atmosphere defined by music, food, and cultural events.