2090 Madison Ave

A prewar, low-rise co-op complex in East Harlem built in 1900 and organized as a multi-building HDFC cooperative. The development spans roughly ten to twelve five-story walk-up buildings that retain classic prewar proportions: high ceilings, hardwood flooring in many units, and traditional masonry façades. Apartments are primarily two-bedroom split plans with generous living/dining alcoves, windowed kitchens or galley layouts, and multiple exposures in many units. Common features across the complex include secured entry with intercom, an on-site superintendent, coin-and-communal laundry facilities, CCTV and a building-wide video entry upgrade. Outdoors, the cooperative maintains several private parks and shared community rooms used for events, plus small staff-run grounds. The co-op is pet friendly and enforces HDFC income eligibility and primary-residence rules; financing guidelines favor larger down payments and some units may have temporary special assessments. Parking is street-based and not provided as a building service. Located near Marcus Garvey Park, 125th Street retail and multiple subway lines, the complex offers a blend of classic prewar residential character and community-oriented amenities typical of long-established Harlem tenement conversions.