Property Description

This is a truly unbelievable deal for this dream home at 2009 Fifth Avenue. This 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath triplex townhouse has been meticulously renovated, all while preserving its gorgeous pre-war character. At almost 3000 square feet, all the rooms are spacious, bright with tons of windows and light exposure from every angle. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a classic New York City townhouse stoop, which leads through double doors into an elegant foyer. The parlor level of this home features a bright and spacious living room, a powder room and a brand-new chefs kitchen, equipped with stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, custom cabinetry and tons of counter-space. The kitchen opens into a formal dining room with over-sized windows exposing lovely garden views. Upstairs are the private areas, with two bedrooms on the second floor that are extraordinarily large, perfect for king-size beds and other furniture. The over-sized and newly renovated bathroom with high-end luxury finishes, such as a rain shower, double vanity and a European bidet will make you feel like you just entered your own, private, high-end spa. On the third floor of this townhouse are 3 additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, a washer and dryer and several skylights allowing for this entire home to be drenched in sunlight. Tons of closet space, storage space, crown moldings, originally restored woodwork, dramatically high ceilings, over-sized windows in every room, 5 decorative fire places and a security system video intercom complete the comfortable luxurious living experience.2009 Fifth Avenue is a well-maintained townhouse on a lovely block in a historically significant part of Harlem, just a stone throw away from Marcus Garvey Park, which hosts an Olympic size pool and a large playground. 2009 Fifth Avenue is perfectly nestled between several subway options, the 1/2/3 and 4/5/6 trains, and several buses that will take you up and down both sides of Central Park, in addition to being in close proximity to famous restaurants and grocery stores, such as the Red Rooster, a new Shake Shack and a Whole Foods.Pets are considered on a case-by-case basis.