1885 Lexington Avenue, Residence 3E
Offered at $574,999
Only 10% down payment required
Welcome to your bright oasis at 1885 Lexington Avenue, Unit 3E, in the heart of vibrant East Harlem. This one-level 3-bedroom co-op of 1,251 square feet is a rare gem, bathed in natural light from south and west exposures with leafy treetop views from nearly every window. Sunshine streams into the home year-round, highlighting beautifully polished oak floors and a fresh, modern kitchen.
The kitchen is both stylish and functional, with energy-saving stainless steel GE appliances, Caesar stone countertops, a glass tile backsplash, and a convenient pass-through breakfast bar. The sleek dishwasher and thoughtful layout make cooking and entertaining effortless.
The renovated bathroom features contemporary fixtures, while the half bath offers the potential to be converted into a full second bath. This green building includes cost-saving features such as triple-glazed windows and unitized venting systems, creating a quiet environment while reducing electricity and heating costs. Additional highlights include a Bosch washer/dryer, through-the-wall air conditioning, and excellent closet space.
Building Highlights
1885 Lexington Avenue is an HDFC cooperative designed to keep homeownership affordable for qualifying buyers. A tax abatement through 2038 keeps monthly costs exceptionally low. The pet-friendly building offers a virtual doorman, elevator, and a furnished rooftop deck with open city views - an ideal retreat for relaxation or entertaining.
HDFC Income Requirements
Please confirm you are eligible prior to requesting a showing. When presenting an offer, buyers must provide proof of income via tax returns (past two years) and current pay stubs. Current maximum income limits are:
1 person: $196,020
2 people: $223,905
3 people: $251,955
4 people: $279,840
5 people: $302,280
Neighborhood Lifestyle
East Harlem is a dynamic and evolving neighborhood filled with local favorites like Patsy's Pizzeria, Santiago's Beer Garden, La Marqueta, and El Barrista Café. Central Park and Museum Mile are just a short walk away, and multiple subway lines put the rest of the city within easy reach.