"It" neighborhoods in New York come and go, but green space and easy transportation access are two perks that will always be highly coveted. Residents of 10 Lenox Avenue, a new Harlem condominium, enjoy the best of all worlds.
The eight-story building is the result of a collaboration between developer Level One Holdings and the Second Canaan Baptist Church, which partnered up to redevelop the church's property into a new building with a sanctuary on the lower levels. The design from Issac & Stern Architects features toned brick with a rusticated base. The building’s sharp lobby featuring artwork and handcrafted lighting is located on West 111th Street.
The eight-story building is the result of a collaboration between developer Level One Holdings and the Second Canaan Baptist Church, which partnered up to redevelop the church's property into a new building with a sanctuary on the lower levels. The design from Issac & Stern Architects features toned brick with a rusticated base. The building’s sharp lobby featuring artwork and handcrafted lighting is located on West 111th Street.
Sales got off to a brisk start last spring, and closings recently started coming in at an average of $1,459 per square foot. Remaining availabilities range from $725K for studios to $3 million for a three-bedroom penthouse. All are available for immediate occupancy.
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There are no more than six apartments per floor, and the penthouse units on the uppermost floors have 9’6” ceiling heights, floor-to-ceiling windows and terraces with tree-top views of Central Park. All units feature contemporary interiors by Fogarty Finger, functional entryways, French style in-swing casement windows, white oak plank and herringbone flooring, and multi-zoned heating and cooling controls.
Kitchens are designed with honed slab marble countertops and islands, custom white lacquer cabinetry, pendant lighting and custom paneled Bosch appliances. Bedrooms feature custom maple closet systems, and two- and thee-bedroom layouts have master bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and walk-in closets. The grand master bathrooms feature marble tile and mosaic, custom walnut vanities and radiant heated floors.
Amenity images via Halstead
Fitness center
Children's playroom
Residential amenities for 10 Lenox Avenue include a landscaped roof deck with grills, seating and cabanas, a fitness center, bike room, and children’s playroom with a terrace. There is a part time doorman, as well as a virtual doorman for seamless package delivery. The building also has a bike room, and express subway transit across the street makes it easy to get around. The building is just one short block from the northern end of Central Park, which is about to see a significant renovation.
10 Lenox Avenue circa winter 2020 via CityRealty
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