2056 Fifth Ave. #4B

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We are proud to present 2056 5th Ave. #4B. A lovingly updated home that is so fresh and clean you will think it’s brand new. In fact, the kitchen has just been renovated and has barely been used. The open concept kitchen space is bright and welcoming with clean lines and a two tone color esthetic with bright white upper cabinets that make the high ceilings appear even higher. The appliance package includes a Fridgidaire Pro Series Refridgerator, Range, Microwave, and Dishwasher along with stunning Calacatta Quartz Countertop.

The original floors have been replaced with high end wide plank European White Oak which gives the space a warm textured feeling well beyond anything you’ll see in the building and most apartments in the area. The large windows allow sunlight to flood the space. The hall and primary bath have been outfitted with high end Kohler fixtures, custom tiling, and marble and Arctic White Quartz countertops.

The secondary bedroom has direct access to the balcony, while the primary bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with double vanity, deep soaking tub, and glass shower. The most stunning feature of the primary bedroom is the full wall of closets with built-in maple wood drawers. Tons of storage.

Rhapsody on Fifth Avenue was originally built as a church and in 2008 was converted to Condos by BKSK Architects LLP & AFC Realty Capital. The original exterior has been maintained to keep the Beaux arts style alive while the interior has been fully updated with a full slate of modern conveniences including: Virtual Doorman, Gym, Courtyard, Storage, and Bike Storage. Conveniently located on the corner of 127th and 5th Ave., this turnkey apartment is just steps away from the best of what Harlem has to offer.

There are few locations in New York as convenient as 2056 5th Ave. The 2 and 3 trains are around the corner, and the 4, 5, and 6 trains and the Metro North are only three blocks away. The building is also near the famous Apollo Theater, Whole Foods, the Studio Museum of Harlem, and many popular eateries.