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214 Bradhurst Avenue is a six-story, 24-unit cooperative in Harlem that allows pets with board approval. The income-restricted building is close to community amenities and multiple subway lines.
214 Bradhurst Avenue is a six-story, 24-unit cooperative located in the vibrant heart of Harlem. This income-restricted building allows a maximum of 165% Area Median Income and welcomes pets with board approval. Residents benefit from proximity to the Bradhurst Gardens Association community garden, a YMCA with a swimming pool, and multiple subway lines including the A, B, C, D, 1, and 3 trains, ensuring easy access to downtown Manhattan.
The apartments at 214 Bradhurst Avenue feature charming pre-war details such as high ceilings, original moldings, and hardwood floors. Many units offer views of the adjacent Jackie Robinson Park, which boasts sports facilities, playgrounds, and a recently renovated recreation center. Notable amenities include a private courtyard, a sun-drenched rooftop deck, a gym, and bike storage. The building has undergone recent renovations, including the addition of a ButterflyMX video intercom system.
Residents enjoy a rich culinary scene nearby, with popular spots like Lucille's and Manhattanville Coffee. The area is also home to various supermarkets and local shops, enhancing the convenience of urban living. The building's financial soundness allows for 90% financing and moderate subletting with board approval, making it an attractive option for potential buyers.
214 Bradhurst Avenue is not only a well-maintained co-op but also a community-oriented residence, with a strong sense of neighborhood fostered by the nearby community garden and park. This combination of amenities, location, and community spirit makes it a noteworthy choice for those looking to settle in Harlem.
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