30 Macombs Pl

Built in 1920, this six‑story walk‑up cooperative occupies a prewar townhouse-scaled block in Central Harlem. The building contains mostly one‑ and two‑bedroom HDFC co‑op units with classic prewar details — high ceilings, hardwood floors, picture moldings and occasional exposed brick — alongside selectively renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Common spaces are minimal: a simple mailbox area and a shared entrance foyer lead to stairs rather than an elevator. There is no on‑site parking or landscaped courtyards; heating is oil‑fed and some units report original fixtures such as clawfoot tubs. Management emphasizes low monthly carrying costs and restricted-income ownership under 130% AMI guidelines, with variable rules about subletting, flip taxes, and pet permissions noted across listings. The building sits near Frederick Douglass Boulevard and remains within easy walking distance of multiple subway lines (A, B, C, D and 3) and neighborhood amenities — restaurants, parks, cultural institutions like the Apollo Theater — reflecting a busy, transit-oriented Harlem streetscape and an urban, value-driven coop lifestyle.