When New York emerges from lockdown, 2600 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard could hardly appear to have gone up on a more appealing site. The full-block condominium rose on the former site of a parking lot located across the Harlem River from Yankee Stadium, Bronx Children’s Museum, and Gotham Stadium Tennis Center. Families will appreciate being surrounded by local schools and playgrounds, and all residents will like being close to the culinary offerings of Frederick Douglass Boulevard, the Frederick Johnson Tennis Courts, and the 148th Street subway.
Even now, the seven-story building allows for a welcome breath of fresh air as long as social distancing is observed. It is one block away from the Harlem River. And while the Jackie Robinson Recreation Center is closed until further notice, the surrounding Jackie Robinson Park’s ten blocks of green space remain open to the public.
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All interior images via Bond NY
Sales launched last fall, and a number of listings on the market start at $556K for one-bedrooms and $948K for two-bedrooms. According to CityRealty data, the building’s average price of $1,038 per square foot puts it slightly below the Harlem median of $1,109 per square foot. FaceTime and video tours are currently available.
Kitchen
All 103 units in the building feature open layouts, hardwood floors, individual climate control, and spa-inspired baths. The kitchens are outfitted with Caesarstone countertops, deep sink with designer faucet, and full-sized stainless steel appliances. Select units have private balconies to further enjoy views of lush greenery.
Residential amenities include a landscaped courtyard with waterfall, a fitness center, a residents’ lounge with terrace, and a landscaped roof deck. Private outdoor cabanas and in-building parking are available for an additional fee.
Residential amenities include a landscaped courtyard with waterfall, a fitness center, a residents’ lounge with terrace, and a landscaped roof deck. Private outdoor cabanas and in-building parking are available for an additional fee.
Photo circa March 2020 via CityRealty
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