409 Edgecombe Avenue, #9D, New York, (Hamilton Heights), NY, 10032

HDFC Co-op. Income Restrictions Apply. If owning a piece of New York City history and having stellar views of Yankee Stadium appeal to you, look no further than this well-appointed one-bedroom at 409 Edgecombe. Residence 9D features not one but two entrances, one side leading you into a foyer with multiple closets and the other directly into the kitchen. The foyer, dining room, and living room are all connected by original french doors, giving you the airy feel of an open layout while still allowing you to close off rooms as needed. The renovated, windowed kitchen has a modern retro charm and features high-end Big Chill appliances as well as a washer/dryer with a water sensor pan and a farmhouse sink. It is also conveniently outfitted with an abundance of cabinets for all your storage needs. A breakfast counter sits between the kitchen and the larger dining room offering an ideal entertaining space for dinner parties. In the light-filled bedroom you’ll find enough space for a queen-sized bed, dressers, and nightstands. But perhaps the best part of this apartment is the incredible open view from the bedroom’s double window, overlooking Sugar Hill, the Harlem River, and the South Bronx, including the iconic Yankee Stadium. Throughout the apartment you’ll enjoy windows in each room and a plethora of closets, as well as original trim and hardwood that brings you back to the origins of this most fashionable address. History lives at 409 Edgecombe, known as “Harlem’s House of Celebrities” for housing famed intellectual W.E.B. Du Bois, Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, and artist Aaron Douglas. This building in Sugar Hill has a history as storied as its previous inhabitants and received its landmark designation in 1993. This HDFC co-op features a part-time attended lobby and laundry room. Uniquely, this building has access to a CSA (community supported agriculture) that delivers fresh produce to the building, where in most cases you would have to go to a collection point in the neighborhood to receive your produce. Located nearby the A, C, B, D and 1 trains, you have a slew of transit options to get you around the city. Income restrictions are as follows: 1 person - $130,440 2 people - $149,160 3 people - $167,760 4 people - $186,360 5 people - $201,240

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