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The Palomar is a 7-story residential condominium building completed in 2007 at 266 West 115th Street. It features 15 units, distinctive roofline peaks with oculi, and is located near Frederick Douglass Boulevard and subway lines.
The Palomar is a boutique residential condominium located at 266 West 115th Street in South Harlem, completed in 2007. This attractive 7-story building features a distinctive roofline with two peaks and oculi, which enhance the cathedral-like living rooms in the top-floor apartments. With just 15 units, the building offers a sense of intimacy and community, complemented by a common backyard that serves as a peaceful retreat for residents.
Each apartment typically spans over 1,200 square feet and includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with many units featuring Juliet balconies. Notably, the penthouse boasts a private keyed elevator and a spacious 600-square-foot terrace. The interiors are designed with modern amenities, including in-unit Bosch washer/dryers, stainless steel appliances, and bamboo flooring, catering to contemporary living standards.
Residents enjoy proximity to Central Park and Morningside Park, as well as easy access to the B and C subway lines just a block away. The neighborhood is vibrant, with a variety of acclaimed restaurants, cafes, and bars located on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, often referred to as Harlem's Gold Coast. The building is also pet-friendly, making it an appealing choice for a diverse range of residents.
Architect Michael Avramides designed The Palomar, while the development is managed by 266 West 115 Street, LLC, with Kathleen Dunn serving as vice president. The building's tax abatement under the 421a program extends until 2032, providing financial benefits for homeowners.
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