Powell Plaza Condominium, 2322 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Boulevard, Apt. 2B, Sales Price, Condo, Harlem, NYC

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Powell Plaza Condominium, 2322 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Boulevard, #2B

Last Sold on Sep 23, 2003 for $142,671 ($178 / ft²) This was 66% less than the last listed price of $420,000 ($525 / ft²)

2 beds, 1 bath, 800 / ft²

42 days on Market

Currently for sale for $695,000 ($869 / ft²)

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Description

This serene, split two-bedroom apartment offers breathtaking views of lush greenery, creating an oasis of calm amidst the city’s hustle and bustle. The sun-drenched living room, enhanced by the sound of birds chirping, adds to the peaceful ambiance, making it easy to forget you’re in the heart of the city. With high ceilings, the apartment also features a spacious walk-in closet, elegant hardwood floors, and an open-concept kitchen with generous countertop space and ample cabinetry.

Powell Plaza Condominium, an elevator building, offers convenient on-site laundry facilities and a shared backyard for residents to enjoy.

Located in vibrant and historic Central Harlem, you’re just steps away from City College, St. Nicholas Park, and a variety of dining options, including trendy cafes and bistros. Plus, you’re only a few express stops from Midtown, making commuting a breeze.

About Powell Plaza Condominium, 2322 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Boulevard

Condo
Built in 1933
36 Apartments
5 Floors

Building Amenities

Resident Storage
Garden
Washer/Dryer in building
Laundry Room

About this Building

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