130 Lenox Ave

The Renaissance is an 11-story cooperative in Central Harlem built in 2001 with 43 residential units configured primarily as multi-room two- and three-bedroom apartments. The exterior reads as contemporary brick low-rise massing centered around a landscaped inner courtyard and garden; many ground- and courtyard-facing units include private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft. Interiors typically feature separate dining areas, foyer entrances, walk-in and built-in closets, full primary bathrooms and finish details that range from original layouts to renovated kitchens and baths. Shared facilities emphasize everyday convenience and neighborhood living: a 24-hour doorman/concierge, elevator service, central laundry, on-site garage with valet parking, mailroom and rentable private storage and bike room. The building operates under HDFC/co-op rules with income limits, no guarantors, restrictions on subletting and pied-a-terres, and defined pet and maintenance-to-income policies. Site amenities include a children's playground and community-oriented programs such as recycling and community-supported agriculture. Located at 116th Street/Lenox Avenue, the block offers immediate access to 2/3 Express service and multiple bus lines, plus retail, groceries and parks within a short walk, making it a transit-forward, service-oriented cooperative in a culturally active Harlem neighborhood.