1809 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard - Harlem
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1809 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard is a historic 36-unit HDFC cooperative building constructed in 1904, situated directly across from Central Park North at 110th Street. This six-story pre-war elevator building features a full-time super, video intercom system, security cameras throughout, and storage facilities available for rent. The pet-friendly building maintains income restrictions for potential residents and includes a building-wide Spectrum cable/internet package.
The building's prime location offers immediate access to Central Park's north entrance and is within walking distance to Morningside Park and Columbia University. The surrounding neighborhood features Harlem's Restaurant Row, with numerous dining establishments including Melba's, Cantina Taquería, Harlem Tavern, and Barawine.
Transportation options are abundant, with the 2/3 and B/C subway lines within a block's radius, and immediate access to the M2, M3, and M4 bus lines. The building's location provides convenient access to various amenities including grocery stores, pharmacies and cultural venues.
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