30 Macombs Pl

A six‑story, 13‑unit prewar co‑op in Central Harlem built in 1920, the building presents a low‑rise walk‑up profile typical of the neighborhood. Units are primarily one‑ and two‑bedroom layouts with high ceilings, hardwood floors, and original prewar details such as picture moldings and exposed brick seen in many apartments. The property operates as an HDFC cooperative with income limits and relatively low maintenance charges; it markets to owner‑occupants and includes a mix of renovated and original condition homes across floors including penthouse and first‑floor configurations. Common areas are simple and residential in scale: a clean, well‑maintained entry, individual mailboxes, and a video intercom system noted in listings. There is no elevator, parking, or substantial exterior amenity program; the building allows pets in many units and has no flip tax according to listings. Located near Frederick Douglass Boulevard and within walking distance of the A, B, C, D and 3 subway lines, the building sits amid restaurants, parks, cultural venues and everyday services that define Central Harlem living.