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Intimate 1909 Neo-Grec co-op in Central Harlem with income restrictions (120% AMI), offering 24 pre-war units with high ceilings. Pet-friendly building allows washer/dryers, near excellent transit and dining, combining historic charm with modern convenience.
Located at 78 East 127th Street, this intimate six-story co-op building, constructed in 1909, features 24 units in a charming Neo-Grec architectural style. With only four units per floor, residents enjoy a close-knit community atmosphere. The building is situated on a quiet, tree-lined block in Central Harlem, providing easy access to public transportation, including the 125th Street Metro North station and multiple subway lines, making commutes to downtown and beyond convenient.
The apartments in this co-op offer a variety of layouts, with many units featuring high ceilings, ample natural light, and pre-war charm. Notable amenities include the ability to install in-unit washers and dryers, and the building is pet-friendly, allowing dogs without weight or breed restrictions. Income restrictions apply, with a maximum of 120% AMI for potential buyers, making it an affordable option in the area.
Residents benefit from proximity to local conveniences such as Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and popular dining spots like Red Rooster and Sylvia's. The vibrant neighborhood offers a rich cultural scene, with parks, museums, and various entertainment options nearby. The building's policies allow for co-purchasing and gifting, making it accessible for families and first-time buyers.
Overall, 78 East 127th Street presents a unique opportunity to own a home in a desirable Harlem location, combining historic charm with modern conveniences.
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