Harlem’s newest condominium, 305 West 150th Street, is a revitalized, seven-story pre-war residence newly-renovated as the latest addition to the Park Collection, a residential portfolio that celebrates Harlem style.
In addition to high ceilings characteristic of prewar buildings, solid oak floors and crown molding, it is situated along a tree-line promenade, facing Jackie Robinson Park.
“305 West 150th Street offers great appeal to buyers seeking beautifully-appointed homes in Manhattan, at affordable prices,” said senior managing director Charlie Lewis, of Warburg Realty Partnership, which is spearheading the sales and marketing of the project.
“And because it is in the heart of the next up-and-coming neighborhood, there is inherent value in the investment.”
The prewar building, features 82 one-bedroom units with open layouts and large windows. Kitchens feature gray CaesarStone countertops and washer/dryer units.
Amenities include a fitness room, yoga studio, bicycle room, courtyard, an owner’s lounge with a bar, pool table and reading area and storage. The apartments are priced in the mid-to-high $300,000s.305 West 150th Street is close to the A,B,C, D and 3 subway trains, a Pathmark grocery store, Starbucks, Duane Reade drugstore, New York Sports Club and several banks.
Popular neighborhood restaurants include Il Caffe Latte, The Grange, Mountain Bird and Jacob.
