409 Edgecombe Ave. #2G

A spacious one bedroom that features many pre-war details. This unit is situated in the back of the building so very quiet. This home has been completely renovated including plumbing and electric. It is move in ready. The apartment lay-out accommodates a work at home lifestyle.

The generous living space provides for a separate dining area. The bedroom easily fits a king size bed and has fantastic closet space. The windowed marble bathroom has been renovated to include a rain shower-head with handheld. The renovated window kitchen includes beautiful wood cabinets, stainless steel farmer sink, granite countertops with stainless steel appliances: kitchen aid dishwasher, Frigidaire refrigerator with water and ice dispenser, LG combo washer & dryer and GE gas stove and Frigidaire microwave.

409 Edgecombe is landmarked and is one of the most prestigious addresses in the Sugar Hill neighborhood. Built in 1917 and designed by famed architects, Schwartz and Gross, 409 Edgecombe is characterized by its stone faced base, brick upper stories, terra-cotta details and a marbled lobby.

The building was once known as the home of Harlem’s African American elite. During the Renaissance era, this building was the home of many luminaries in the fields of law, academia, and entertainment namely, WEB Dubois, Roy Wilkins, Thurgood Marshall and Elizabeth Catlett.

This 13-story elevator HDFC co-op building situated above Coogan’s Bluff offers panoramic views of Yankee Stadium and the Bronx skyline. There is a video intercom system, live-in superintendent and laundry room. Conveniently located to the 145th Street Express Stop which has the A, B, C & D trains, supermarkets, eateries, and multiple parks, museums, and colleges.

This is an HDFC Building