Finally! A brand new pre-war two bedroom, two bathroom condo in the heart of Harlems most coveted Mt. Morris Park District!!!

A perfectly laid out retreat, with beautiful details throughout, the apartment features high ceilings with crown moldings, brand new solid oak floors, and a gloriously spacious open kitchen.  The perfect mix of modern and vintage, the apartment includes a washer and vented dryer, dishwasher, lit cabinets, and GE profile stainless steel appliances.  The bathrooms are tiled from floor to ceiling with Ivory DOriente and a there is luxurious Kohler Soaking Tub.

This lovely apartment is the first re-sale in the Park Place Condominium, which was renovated and converted to Condos in 2013. Park Place is an seven story elevator building which includes a courtyard, storage, bike storage, a fitness room, and a laundry room.  

Situated on the southern end of Mt. Morris Park, there are few locales that contain more beauty and charm in all of Manhattan.  Yet convenience is not spared one bit. A quick stroll down the landmarked streets lands onto Lenox Avenue , where one can choose from a plethora of refined restaurants and cafes, such as Red Rooster, Settepanni , Caf Late, Cheri, Barawine, and a soon to open Whole Foods!  And of course, Central Park is less than 10 minutes by foot.  Just a bit beyond Lenox Avenue one will find Cedrics, The Cecil, Miltons Jazz Room, and Harlems Restaurant Row, up and down Fredrick Douglas Boulevard.

Transportation could not be more convenient. Four blocks away on 116th St and Lenox Ave you will find the 2,3 Express trains, servicing the West Side. Six blocks away is the 4, 5, 6 Express Train on 125th St, taking you to all points East. The Metro North Station on 125th St is five blocks away, which can take you to Grand Central in eight minutes or up into the beautiful Hudson Valley. Travel by Car is ideal as street parking is generally always available and both the FDR and the West Side Highway are five minutes away.

Harlem is experiencing a new renaissance.  The essence of this neighborhood has been rediscovered and has quickly become one of the most desirable places to live in Manhattan. Benefitting from staggering architectural harmony and beauty, wide avenues, low-rise buildings affording wonderful light, and numerous parks, Harlem is the perfect reprieve from the hectic city life, while being a few minutes away from the Heart of it all.