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Parkside
Apartments, a new luxury boutique building on tree-lined St.
Nicholas Avenue near Central Park, is offering several bright,
airy, highly customizable condos including a 910sf 1BR and
four family-sized homes ranging from 1,912 to 2,314 sf. “Since
St. Nicholas is an angled avenue, this building is designed
in a sort of trapezoidal shape, providing for both an interesting
look and plenty of light flowing in,” says Dhia Barnes,
associate broker at Warburg Realty Partnership. Front rooms
have floor-to-ceiling windows set on an angle for maximum
north and east light. Two apartments have open southern views
of Central Park.
Apartments feature bamboo flooring, granite kitchens and baths,
and lavish closet space. A keyed elevator opens directly onto
each unit. Building amenities include a common roof deck,
camera security and a dramatic modern lobby. The 1BR is priced
at $575,000; larger units range from $1.19 million to $1.6
million. And there’s a sweet 25-year tax abatement.
DHIA BARNES | 212.327.9636 | WARBURG REALTY PARTNERSHIP
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TWO’S
COMPANY
Traditional
design meets modern comfort at The Madison, an intimate new
luxury building on 128th between Fifth and Madison. “This
building has a wonderfully classic interior,” says broker
Jillian Faulls of The Developers Group. “Residences
feature crown moldings, mahogany floors and marble baths…all
warm details, meant to evoke the feel of an old Harlem brownstone.”
Each floor contains only two units, creating a sense of privacy.
The homes are graciously laid-out, with bright and airy living
rooms and unusually large bedrooms, some of which include
walk-in closets. Kitchens have cherry wood cabinetry, as well
as granite countertops, backsplashes and floors. Baths combine
traditional and modern design elements, including Jacuzzi
tubs. Several units have large balconies, and each has a video
intercom and individual storage space. The building also features
a mahogany elevator, laundry, roof deck and fully landscaped
garden. 1BRs start in the low $400,000s; 2BRs start in the
low $500,000s.
JILLIAN FAULLS | 917.202.9624 | THE DEVELOPERS GROUP |
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TAKING
THE FIFTH
2002
Fifth, across from Marcus Garvey Park, is an imposing new seven-story
“urban chic” structure containing 24 elegant 1,
2 and 3BR apartments with spacious kitchens and baths. Its double-height
lobby, designed by Mariano Puente, features abundant natural
light, a working fireplace and elegant contemporary furniture.
“The location is unbeatable,” says Susan Wright,
a director at Prudential Douglas Elliman. “This is an
emerging neighborhood that already has lots of services, nightlife
and restaurants - and you get a Fifth Avenue address at a great
value.” Residences are flooded with sunlight and have
spectacular views. The exceptionally sleek and sophisticated
interiors are appointed with fine wood, stone and Italian ceramics.
Many of the units feature private outdoor spaces. There’s
a 24-hour concierge, a residents-only terrace, a fitness center,
storage and a parking garage on-premises - plus it’s a
short walk to all subways. Prices start in the $400,000s.
KATHERINE GAUTHIER | 212.427.2002 | PRUDENTIAL DOUGLAS ELLIMAN |
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“Condo
conversions are popular in Harlem right now,” observes Joseph
Tahl, president of Tahl Propp Equities. “Every day more people
consider moving to Harlem, which has undergone a dramatic improvement
in the past eight to ten years. You have gorgeous prewar buildings,
bigger units, lower prices, fantastic transportation access, numerous
green spaces and plenty of cultural anchors.” |
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