409 Edgecombe Ave

409 Edgecombe Avenue is a landmarked prewar cooperative completed in 1917 and rising 13–14 stories above Coogan’s Bluff in Harlem’s historic Sugar Hill. Designed in a Neo‑Georgian idiom by Schwartz & Gross, the exterior pairs a stone-faced base with brick upper stories and terra-cotta ornamentation; an ornate marble lobby introduces the building’s classical character. Apartment configurations are primarily one- to three-bedroom prewar layouts with high ceilings, hardwood/parquet floors, crown and picture moldings, French doors, formal dining rooms, and windowed kitchens and bathrooms. Common building features include multiple elevators, a resident superintendent, a part-time lobby attendant, video intercom/security, central laundry and plans for an on-site gym. Outdoor communal space takes the form of a courtyard and small garden patios. The co-op operates under HDFC income-restricted rules with varying AMI limits and board approval requirements; monthly maintenance and occasional assessments apply. The property is pet-friendly (small-dog limit ~30 lbs), allows in-unit washers/dryers in many listings, and enforces a flip tax in some sales. Situated directly across from Jackie Robinson Park and near the A/B/C/D/1/C subway lines, the building affords panoramic eastern and northern views toward the Harlem River and Yankee Stadium and places residents within walking distance of cultural institutions, neighborhood restaurants and grocery options.