409 Edgecombe Ave. #13C

Take the elevator to the top of the renowned 409 Edgecombe Avenue in historic Sugar Hill. Once home to luminaries including Thurgood Marshall and W.E.B. DuBois, the 1917 building is perched high above Jackie Robinson Park and affords commanding views of the Harlem River and Yankee Stadium.

13C is a gracious, pre-war corner one bedroom apartment with original parquet floors, picture frame molding, 9’3" cove ceilings and three pairs of French doors with brass handles and glass knobs intact.

Enter the welcoming foyer with two large closets and pass through the French doors to either the spacious living room or grand formal dining room, both perfect spaces to entertain guests, each area with a prominent ceiling fixture or chandelier.

A butler door leads into the windowed kitchen which features original floor to ceiling cupboards and a service entrance. The bathroom has been updated while retaining the cast-iron soaking tub and pedestal sink. Lastly, the corner bedroom is your perfect sanctuary with an adjacent wardrobe closet.

409 Edgecombe is an HDFC building with maximum adjusted gross income restrictions based upon household size: one – $80,160; two – $91,680; three – $103,080 et al.

“You must take the A train to go to Sugar Hill way up in Harlem” to see this stunning apartment! (Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington)