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Marketing for the condominium conversion of 1845 and 1851 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard began in 2009. The pre-war buildings, now known as Central Park Plaza Condominium, feature limestone bases, white window surrounds, and cornices.
Central Park Plaza Condominium combines two six story apartment houses at 1845 and 1851 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, both built in 1915 and converted to condominium ownership in 2009. The 46 residence complex retains its one story limestone bases, quoins, white window surrounds, cornices, fire escapes, and raised entrances. Israel Peles designed the conversion after Tahl Propp Associates acquired the properties in 2004.
Many apartments have 10 or 11 foot ceilings, large pre-war rooms, and corner plans with three or four exposures. Open or windowed kitchens and in-unit laundry recur in renovated homes, while upper floor residences may have views toward Central Park. The 5,810 square foot penthouse connects by an internal stair to a 4,000 square foot private roof terrace with panoramic views of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
The attended lobby has part time doorman service and video intercom, supported by a live-in superintendent. Shared facilities include a roof deck, fitness room, private storage, bicycle storage, and a children’s playroom.
Central Park’s Harlem Meer and North Woods are two blocks south, while the restaurants along Frederick Douglass Boulevard are one avenue west. The 2 and 3 trains stop at Central Park North 110th Street on Lenox Avenue, about two blocks southeast, and the B and C trains stop at Cathedral Parkway 110th Street on Frederick Douglass Boulevard.
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