Never before available for lease, live with incredible natural light and great proportions in 3600 sq ft of sprawling interior space in the top two floors of a former furniture factory that has been converted for residential living.
A keyed commercial grade elevator opens into this huge two story home. A south facing living room has over-sized windows and double glass doors onto a private roof deck (12' x 24') overlooking surrounding rooflines and treetops. High ceilings and south and west exposure give an airiness and open flow to this enviable living space. There's a wood burning fireplace with hearth, chandeliers and a dining area. Exposed industrial ducts supply air conditioning throughout. Hardwood floors have inlaid marquetry.
A central hallway leads to a champion chef's kitchen with warm, enveloping tones of wooden cabinetry and granite countertops. A Blue Star pro-grade cook top features a stainless steel quilted backsplash and giant exhaust hood with built-in area lighting. One of two in-wall Bosch ovens is to the right, and there are drawers and built-ins surrounding. The second oven is in the wall across the kitchen - try one for savory and one for sweets! A white porcelain apron sink is positioned beneath a large window overlooking a park below. There's a tall stainless steel Liebherr refrigerator and an Asko stainless dishwasher. Wooden cabinets with alternating solid fronts and mullioned glass frame the entire kitchen, with under cabinet lighting adding rich dimension. There's an incredible interior storage hallway with built-ins, open shelving and hanging pot racks.
Further down the center hallway is a lovely half-bath with pedestal sink, a corner alcove with wet bar and glass door onto an ENORMOUS private outdoor deck overlooking the Harlem Art Park, mature treetops and historic Harlem court buildings.
A staircase leads to the third floor where there is a south facing loft space (24' x 32') with 10' ceilings which could be a work from home space, play area, bedroom, or creative studio. It has large windows wrapping around the room with double glass doors onto a Juliet balcony. There's a smaller private office off the larger room. Recessed lighting and hardwood floors and NO COLUMNS make this a dreamy loft home.
Down the central hallway on this floor are two bedrooms, each with their own ensuite baths. The second bedroom has a tall window, large double door closet, chandelier, skylight and an inner passage to the bath. This bathroom features a jacuzzi tub and shower, a pedestal sink and white subway tiles.
At the end of the hallway is the primary bedroom suite with separate vanities and sinks for two users just outside a travertine marble bath with double sized shower.
The primary bedroom has a large lofty feel with high ceilings, a skylight, 3 tall industrial sized windows and a giant walk-in closet. Recessed lighting and pocket doors add to the architectural character.
The home has a laundry closet with full sized LG washer and dryer, stainless steel link and shelving.
Enjoy easy access to top quality grocery stores, markets and boutiques along Third Avenue as well as quick access to the 4-5-6 subway line at 116th or 125th Streets. The Harlem River Drive and Deegan Expressway are immediately to the east.
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prominent Black neighborhood was destroyed to make room for Central
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Harlem Apartments, 10035 Apartments
The apartment is a unit offered at a monthly price of $10,000. The building allows easy access via an elevator. The unit interior features hardwood floors. The person posting the listing did not specify that any pets were allowed. It may be the case that pets are ok and the manager simply has not yet filled out all the details. The kitchen conveniently includes a dishwasher.
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