435 Convent Ave. #24

GUT TENOVATED 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH in HAMILTON HEIGHTS LANDMARK. Welcome to The Garrison Apartments, a stately grand dame located in Historic Hamilton Heights. On entering its gracious lobby, your instincts tell you that there’s something special about this place. A magnet for Harlem Renaissance luminaries, poet Countee Cullen lived here as did Jules Bledsoe, the first major Black opera star in the U.S. as well as Adam Clayton Powell Sr. and his son, Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston wrote most of their storied play, Mule Bone, here at The Garrison, a coop since 1929.

On entering the gracious lobby, your instincts tell you that there’s something special about this place.

On entering Apartment 24, those looking for prewar charm will be pleasantly surprised by its gracious bones and a welcoming hallway that says show me more. You’ll realize that you’ve discovered a NYC gem