Edgecombe Parc at 456 West 167th St. #2G

Open House by appointment only – this Sunday July 23rd between 10am – 1pm.
Please text Andrew at 646-450-2980 for an appointment.
No broker fee!

Welcome to Edgecombe Parc- a Modern Luxury Residence in Washington Heights

The Apartment:
- Large and Bright 1 Bedroom
- Island Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances
- Private Outdoor Balcony
- Walk-in closet
- In-unit laundry(washer/dryer) and dishwasher
- Verizon FIOS internet available

The Building:
- Full-time Doorman
- Roof Deck and Private Garden
- Fully Equipped Fitness Center

Description
Welcomed by a 13-foot grand entrance onto polished granite floors, Edgecombe Parc Condominium instantly makes you feel at home. The furnished lobby provides an ideal waiting area for your guests, beyond which you enter the 985 square foot landscaped garden, or take the elevator to the roof deck to enjoy the gorgeous park, George Washington Bridge, and Manhattan skyline views.

Just three short blocks from the A (express), C and 1 trains, Edgecombe Parc offers seamless access to the rest of the city, bringing you to Times Square in just under 20 minutes. At the same time you are conveniently situated near both Highbridge Park and Two Riverside Drives Park, equipped with an outdoor pool, dog runs, children’s playgrounds and a range of sporting fields. This centralized location also offers close proximity to both Columbia University Medical Center and New York Presbyterian Hospital, as well as quick access to New Jersey via the George Washington Bridge and Long Island via the Cross-Bronx Expressway.

With 360-degrees of natural light, rooftop terrace, fully equipped fitness center, secure bicycle storage rooms, common garden area and doorman/concierge service, Edgecombe Parc is a premiere residential building with the lifestyle to match

The Neighborhood
With a strong community feel and welcoming atmosphere, Washington Heights offers ample breathing room not easily found in today’s New York City. This urban area of rolling hills contains the highest point in Manhattan, and is home to some of the city’s most splendid parkland, including the last remaining natural forest in Manhattan.

Drawing its name from the fortification built during the Revolutionary War, Washington Heights has a long and intimate connection to New York history. From political acts to the cultural arts, this area has long been home to some of America’s most famous artists, musicians, actors and sport professionals. Today, NoMAA’s Uptown Arts Stroll is one of the city’s most exciting arts and cultural events, spanning a full month through June’s mid-summer splendor.

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