333 E 109Th St

The Pascal is an eight-story condominium completed in 2007 and conceived by architect Karl Fischer. Comprising roughly 35 residences, the building presents a modern glass façade and a restrained lobby that sets a calm, contemporary tone. Units are primarily one-bedroom layouts (with some larger configurations in listings) characterized by over nine-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, solid oak flooring, and open-plan living with defined foyers and dining areas. Kitchens are fitted with Italian-style cabinetry, Jenn-Air stainless appliances, Caesarstone or quartz counters, breakfast bars and pantries; bathrooms frequently feature teak accents, white tile, soaking tubs and rainfall showerheads. Private outdoor space appears in multiple units as balconies or sizable terraces. Shared amenities emphasize active and social lifestyles: a south-facing roof deck with cabana seating, a furnished residents’ lounge with fireplace and bar, a fitness center that overlooks a landscaped garden courtyard, jacuzzi and outdoor dining area, a half basketball court and barbecue/grill facilities. Practical services include a virtual concierge/package storage and in-unit washer/dryer in many homes. The building is pet-friendly, offers convenient access to transit (near the 6 train and crosstown connections) and sits within East Harlem’s mix of retail, parks and cultural destinations, supporting both urban convenience and neighborhood life.