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Park Avenue Central Harlem
- $2,288 CHANGE CURRENCY
- Studio BEDS
- 1 BATHS
- N/A SQFT
Features
- LISTING ID: I5122884292
- BUILDING OWNERSHIP: Rental Building
- BUILDING AGE: N/A
- UNITS IN BUILDING: 160
- STORIES: 19
- PETS: Building No,No
- FURNISHED: N/A
- Amenities:
- , None, Elevator(s), Game Room, Green Building, Screening Room, Storage, Building Other, Building Roof Deck, None
Description
OFFERING FREE PARKING AND ONE YEAR OF STORAGE!
Contact us about our current offers, including free wi-fi, amenities and moving fees!
Now Leasing for Immediate Occupancy! Offering 3 months free on a 12 month lease.
Situated in the historic and emerging East Harlem neighborhood, 1856 Park offers beautifully designed studio, 1-, and 2-bedroom residences, a thoughtful offering of bespoke amenities, and close proximity to transportation, vibrant parks and distinguished dining.
The residences exemplify contemporary functionality and style. Natural light pours through oversized windows, highlighting warm wood tones and chic stone surfaces. The thoughtful layouts feature custom built-in closets that allow for ample storage with select homes outfitted with an in-unit washer/dryer.
The amenities are designed to elevate your lifestyle and foster interaction. Play a game of poker with friends in The Arcade, get some work done in co-working space, chill out in spacious resident lounge with a landscaped outdoor terrace, break a sweat in the state-of-the-art fitness center or enjoy the 360 views from the rooftop sky lounge equipped with a kitchenette, BBQ grill, private cabanas, and a wraparound deck.
Net effective rent advertised.
Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate
About The Building
Central Harlem neighborhood
Situated in Northern Manhattan, this neighborhood has seen a dramatic amount of revitalization with prices edging toward their neighbors below 125th Street. This beloved locale holds special place in the creative history of NYC and hosts amazing theatres, clubs, and restaurants.