A rare opportunity to enjoy the sweet life on Sugar Hill.

This sun-filled, corner residence sits on the fourth floor of an intimate prewar condominium, with just two apartments per floor. Eleven windows—eight facing south-east and north-east—flood the home with natural light throughout the day, while charming window seats invite you to linger with a morning coffee overlooking tree-lined streets, brownstones, and classic low-rise architecture.

Inside, the home retains its prewar warmth with exposed brick, decorative fireplace, golden oak floors and soaring 9-foot ceilings throughout. The thoughtfully laid-out space includes south-east facing windows in the living and dining room, providing bright light all morning. Both bedrooms are generously sized with plenty of closet space, and the one and a half windowed baths feature classic tile and pedestal sinks, along with the convenience of a Miele in-unit washer and dryer discreetly tucked away. The kitchen has just been renovated with brand new countertops, a new fridge, stove and microwave, and is well-suited for cooking, offering generous prep space, ample cabinetry, and a Gaggenau dishwasher for fast clean-up. Evenings extend effortlessly to the shared roof deck, where you can enjoy dinner or a glass of wine as the sun sets and the city sky begins to sparkle.

Sugar Hill is equally compelling, with daily conveniences and neighborhood favorites all within easy reach. Nearby dining options are abundant and include Fumo, Bricola, Sugar, Oso, Harlem Public, Lucille’s and The Edge, along with beloved local cafés like Sugar Hill Café, Red Kup, Oma, Hamilton Underground, and Manhattanville Coffee. Many supermarkets, fitness options (including New York Sports Club), and yoga studios are just blocks away.

Outdoor space abounds with Jackie Robinson Park, Riverbank State Park, and St. Nicholas Park—home to Alexander Hamilton’s historic residence—all nearby. A few blocks down Convent Avenue leads to the stunning campus of the City College of New York, where Gothic architecture and shaded green spaces offer a peaceful retreat. The A/B/C/D trains are just one block away on St. Nicholas Avenue, reaching Columbus Circle in about 12 minutes, while the 1 train on Broadway is two blocks away. Multiple bus lines provide additional flexibility.

A home that blends light, character, and neighborhood charm—this is Sugar Hill at its best. Offered at under $1M, with exceptionally low monthlies and a J-51 tax abatement in place until 2032, this home quite simply checks all the boxes.

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