2611 Frederick Douglass Boulevard Unit: 5F

**TOP-FLOOR HARLEM CONDO WITH PREWAR CHARM & INCREDIBLE LOCATION!** Welcome to Unit 5F at The Bradhurst at Strivers Row, a wonderful two-bedroom condominium offering approximately 825 square feet of living space in the heart of historic Harlem. Perched on the top floor of this distinctive prewar building, this bright and inviting residence offers a functional layout filled with tremendous potential to create something truly special. Enter through a welcoming foyer and hallway leading into the spacious living room, offering plenty of room for both relaxing and entertaining. The adjoining kitchen provides an opportunity to create a more open and modern living concept depending on your individual vision. A separate hallway leads to two nicely proportioned bedrooms positioned on opposite sides, with a full bathroom conveniently located between them. Hardwood floors, city views, excellent closet space, dishwasher and the tremendous convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer round out this charming Manhattan home. The Bradhurst at Strivers Row is a historic prewar condominium dating to 1896 and combines classic New York architecture with the conveniences of elevator service, a part-time doorman/front desk and live-in superintendent. The location is simply outstanding. Situated along Frederick Douglass Boulevard near historic Strivers' Row, the property places you in the center of one of Harlem's most vibrant neighborhoods. Enjoy nearby restaurants, cafés, shops and everyday conveniences along with easy access to St. Nicholas Park, Jackie Robinson Park, City College and Harlem's incredible cultural and architectural landmarks. Commuting throughout Manhattan couldn't be easier, with the B/C trains at 135th Street just blocks away and convenient access to the A/B/C/D, 2/3 and 1 subway lines nearby. Whether searching for a primary residence, Manhattan pied-à-terre or an opportunity to put your own finishing touches on a classic New York apartment, Unit 5F offers an exceptional combination of location, character, convenience and potential.