2022 Madison Ave, New York City, NY, 10035

Located in the sought-after district of historic Central Harlem, this stunning four-story Townhouse on the picturesque Madison Avenue blends the charm of contemporary living with the rich cultural and artistic legacy of the Harlem Renaissance, making it a truly exceptional residence.<br> This stylish townhome is ingeniously designed as a two-unit residence, featuring a meticulously cared-for owner's triplex with sleek aesthetics and functional elegance nestled above a serene one-bedroom garden-level rental apartment, offering views of a tranquil garden. Revel in ample natural light streaming in from the East and West facing windows, illuminating the space throughout the day.<br> Ascend the interior staircase and step into the Parlor floor of a spacious four-bedroom, four-bathroom owner's triplex home boasting high ceilings and double exposures transforming the living space into a stylish sanctuary tailored for today's lifestyle. At the heart of the floor-through Parlor living space lies a brilliantly crafted chef's kitchen, seamlessly connecting to the dining and sitting areas. It showcases sleek white lacquered upper cabinetry paired with stainless steel lower cabinetry, complemented by ultra-compact countertops and elegant Porcelanosa backsplash tiles. The floor-to-ceiling glass door at the rear opens onto a balcony with a staircase leading downstairs, offering a view of the meticulously landscaped private garden below.<br> Climb to the second floor to find the expansive primary suite, complete with an en-suite glass-enclosed stall shower and balcony. The hallway linking the two bedrooms on this level boasts a double closet and a generously sized second bathroom, featuring a freestanding deep-soaking tub for a spa-like ambiance. On the third floor, you'll discover two additional bedrooms mirroring the layout of the second floor, abundant with closets, two full bathrooms, and a convenient washer/dryer compartment.Functionality is paramount in this modern home with every element carefully curated to optimize space and usability.<br> The top floor of this expansive residence features an open-concept rooftop layout, designed for entertaining accompanied by panoramic views of Central Harlem. A small vaulted atrium/sunroom, currently utilized as a gym, offers a tranquil retreat bathed in natural light pouring through oversized windows.<br> The first floor, houses a one-bedroom apartment boasting high ceilings and open layout concept with a corner L-shaped kitchen. The apartment includes a queen-sized bedroom with a walk-in closet, full bath, and a convenient washer/dryer. The lower level of this unit, presently utilized as a recreational room and storage area for the upper triplex, can readily be transformed into a duplex apartment, featuring a lower-level recreational room.<br> While the usable, above-grade square footage is 2,885 sf (with cellar 3,600 SF), the legal FAR of 5,040 sf and 4 Max FAR presents a rare opportunity to expand the current footprint and add up to 2,155 sf (to be independently verified with a qualified architect and/or engineer).<br> Nestled in the vibrant heart of Central Harlem, this remarkable residence is just a few blocks away from Marcus Garvey Park. It's enveloped by a thriving arts and music community, with attractions such as the Apollo Theater, National Jazz Museum, and the soon-to-open National Black Theater. Additionally, you'll find esteemed dining destinations like Corner Social, Barawine, and Red Rooster, along with cultural gems such as The Studio Museum.<br> The convenient location of 2022 Madison Avenue offers easy and immediate access to the 2, 3 and 4, 5, 6 subway lines, and is just a short walk from Metro-North Railroad's Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines. The approved Second Avenue Subway Project will extend Q-train service from 96 Street north to 125 Street and then west on 125 Street to Park Avenue will improve commutes for area residents by creating new stations at 106 Street and 116 Street on Second Ave, and a direct passenger connection with the existing 125 Street subway station on the Lexington Avenue subway line.<br>