1809 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Boulevard #2D

A rare three-bedroom opportunity directly across from Central Park North. Apartment 4D is an approximately 1,200-square-foot pre-war home on the fourth floor of a boutique 1904 elevator cooperative on one of Harlem’s most handsome residential blocks. The classic layout has been built for real life: a proper entry foyer, a sun-filled living and dining area nearly 20 feet long, a separate windowed kitchen, and three true bedrooms arranged along a quiet interior hallway. A windowed bathroom, hardwood floors, and tall original windows run throughout, with leafy views across a protected block of historic Harlem brownstones. The apartment is offered as-is — an ideal canvas for a qualified buyer to open up the kitchen, refresh the bath, and put a personal signature on a classic pre-war floor plan. Staged renderings in the photo set are built to the actual dimensions and show the real views from the apartment to illustrate the home’s potential. Building features include a full-time superintendent, elevator, video intercom and security cameras, basement storage for rent, in-unit washer/dryer permitted with board approval, a building-wide Spectrum cable and internet package, and low, stable maintenance with no current assessments. Pet-friendly. The 2/3 express at Central Park North – 110th St. and the B/C local at Cathedral Parkway are both a short walk away, with the M2, M3, M4, and M10 buses at the corner. Central Park, Morningside Park, and Columbia University are all close by — and so is the newly opened Davis Center at the Harlem Meer, Central Park’s $160 million community recreation hub, with a full-size summer pool, a winter ice rink, a turf field, and year-round programming. Harlem’s dining renaissance is at your doorstep: Miss Mamie’s Spoonbread Too is literally a block away on 110th, with Melba’s, Amy Ruth’s, BLVD Bistro, and Lido all within a short walk. Red Rooster, Sylvia’s, Settepani, Vinateria, Clay, and The Row Harlem are a few blocks further uptown. Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Target round out everyday essentials.