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This attractive 6-story red-brick residential building at 1630 Madison Avenue was erected in 2002 and has 11 condominium apartments. The building features some balconies, a fitness center, and is located one block from Central Park in East Harlem. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
1630 Madison Avenue is a six story, 11 unit condominium at the southwest corner of East 109th Street, one block east of Central Park. Completed in 2002, it was developed by Rosemont Associates and designed by R. Ferrara of Delacour Ferrara; the building is also known as 28 East 109th Street.
The red brick structure has an unusual stepped profile, rising at the center while dropping to one story at its north and south ends. Its Madison Avenue façade is slightly recessed at the center, with a band course above the ground floor, a dentillated cornice and balconies on the north and south elevations. A canopy and circular wall sconces mark the entrance on East 109th Street.
Private outdoor space recurs in the apartment mix, including balconies, terraces and a penthouse patio. Several layouts pair open or windowed kitchens with combined living and dining rooms, while east and south exposures appear in multiple residences. The range extends from alcove layouts to larger corner homes, with some apartments incorporating home offices or flexible room divisions.
The building has a fitness center, laundry room and common roof deck. Central Park’s Harlem Meer is one block west, and the Conservatory Garden is farther south along Fifth Avenue. The 6 train stops at 110th Street and Lexington Avenue, while the 2 and 3 trains serve 110th Street and Lenox Avenue.
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