1919 Madison Ave

Maple Plaza is an eight-story, 31-unit cooperative built in 1997 and located on a tree-lined block in Harlem facing Marcus Garvey/Mount Morris Park. The midrise massing and brick façade present a residential scale that complements the surrounding brownstones and park edge. Units are predominantly two- and three-bedroom apartments with high ceilings, open or galley kitchens, and private outdoor spaces including balconies; many residences have generous closets, pantries and storage cages assigned in the basement. Shared spaces emphasize everyday convenience: a staffed 24-hour doorperson, live-in superintendent, elevator, on-site laundry room, package room and a fitness center. The landscaped central courtyard and covered garden create a quiet outdoor retreat; there is also bicycle storage, a children’s playroom, a community/recreation room and a private parking lot (waitlist/fee applies). Most maintenance packages include heat and hot water, and the building operates under HDFC cooperative regulations with income caps for purchasers on many units. Located on Madison Avenue near 123rd–125th Streets, Maple Plaza offers immediate access to multiple subway lines (2/3 and 4/5/6), Metro-North, local grocery options and a growing retail corridor. The building’s staff-driven service model, abundant storage, and courtyard orientation make it a practical, family-friendly midrise in a transit-rich Harlem neighborhood.