2041 5Th Ave

A six-story prewar cooperative on Fifth Avenue in Central Harlem, built in 1930, the building presents classic elevator-coop living across a variety of three-bedroom and larger residences. Architecturally traditional in massing and scale, the property retains prewar hallmarks such as high ceilings, hardwood oak floors and large multi-exposure windows; many units feature bay windows, exposed brick and generous gallery entries. Interiors commonly include eat-in or windowed kitchens, formal dining areas, ample closets including walk-in and his-and-hers configurations, and updated finishes like granite or quartz counters in renovated apartments. Building services and systems emphasize convenience and security: daily superintendent/porter coverage, a new video intercom, ADT security cameras and an elevator. Shared amenities are expanding with planned basement laundry, storage and community/party rooms. Operationally the coop is run as an HDFC with income eligibility tied to area median income limits, restrictions on investors and pied-a-terre ownership, a required primary-residence rule, a 30% flip tax on resale profits, and governed sublet allowances (typically limited to 18 months out of every five years). The property is pet-friendly (dogs with size limits noted in listings) and allows in-unit washer/dryer installations by licensed contractors. Street-level location places residents close to Marcus Garvey Park, a dense retail corridor on 125th Street, and a wide set of transit options including multiple subway lines, Metro-North and express buses.