Over the last several years, we’ve watched a weed-strewn lot transform into a sleek development called the Highbridge Condominium. Named for its park-facing locale, the eight-story building at 446 West 167th Street presents 39 for-sale units with prices starting below $600K. Furthermore, purchasers will receive the coveted 421A tax abatement for 15 years coupled with very low common charges.
The Highbridge was brought to market by HAP Investment Developers, a growing Midtown-based real estate firm with residential projects sprinkled up and down Manhattan island. The building launched sales last fall and remaining availabilities have studios going for $576K, one-bedrooms from $550K, and two-bedrooms from $890K. These prices are significantly below the Manhattan listing median where a two-bed condo comes in at $2,177,500. Occupancy is anticipated for summer 2018.
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Living room (Model photos courtesy of HAP via Klara Madlin)
Unit #3E is a two-bed available for $890K
The building was designed by Daniel Goldner Architects and flaunts a glass and metal envelope juxtaposed with sand-colored brick. Interiors are equally contemporary and bestow open layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows, and solid white oak floors. Open kitchens are equipped with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and custom Italian cabinetry. Each home has a washer/dryer bundle and PTAC units with an integral thermostat.
Master bedroom
Secondary bedroom
Shared amenities include an exercise room, virtual doorman, bike storage, 30 square feet of private storage for each apartment, and a common roof deck.
The building is situated in a tranquil corner of Washington Heights, a short walk from New York-Presbyterian Hospital and Columbia University Irving Medical Center. Across Edgecombe Avenue lies the 110-acre Highbridge Park, whose highlights include its namesake High Bridge, which is the city's oldest standing bridge, the sizeable Highbridge Recreation Center and Pool, and a plethora of grassy and wooded areas for passive and active usage.
The High Bridge in Highbridge Park
Google earth aerial showing location of the Highbridge Condominium
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Ondel Hylton
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