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Prewar HDFC co-op in vibrant East Harlem offering income-qualified affordable housing with spacious, high-ceilinged apartments featuring classic details. Modern kitchens, in-unit laundry, and select terraces, plus prime subway access and proximity to 125th Street's dining and shopping.
205 East 124th Street is a five story pre-war co-op completed in 1930, with 20 apartments in East Harlem. Its most distinctive layout is Residence 3BC, a combination two bedroom that spans the building’s length and has two separate entrances, with enough open space to accommodate a possible third bedroom or office.
Apartments commonly have high ceilings, crown molding, hardwood floors, large windows, and windowed eat-in kitchens. Two bedroom homes include both conventional and split layouts, with bedrooms separated by the main living areas; select residences also have private outdoor space. Apartment renovations have introduced features such as open kitchens, two full bathrooms, air conditioning, and in-unit laundry.
The building is at Third Avenue and East 124th Street, close to the restaurants Red Rooster, Patsy’s, and East Harlem Bottling Company, as well as the shops and services along 125th Street and East River Plaza. The Harlem Library, National Jazz Museum, and David Richard Gallery are also nearby.
The 125th Street station at Lexington Avenue, one block away, serves the 4, 5, and 6 trains. Metro North’s Harlem 125th Street station is at Park Avenue, while the M15 Select Bus, M60 bus, Citi Bike, the FDR Drive, and Harlem River Drive provide additional transportation connections.
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