424 E 115Th St

A low-rise cooperative in East Harlem, this four-story, 11-unit HDFC building dates to 1910 and retains prewar ceiling heights and classical urban proportions. The portfolio is comprised mainly of compact studios and one-bedroom apartments arranged around traditional walk-up corridors; many units feature oversized windows, nine-foot-plus ceilings, and layouts that emphasize daylight and efficient use of space. Interiors commonly include galley-style kitchens with granite counters, cathedral or high ceilings, and original or restored hardwood flooring; some listings note recent renovations and modernized kitchens and baths. Common areas are modest and building-operated: a planted garden, a roof deck, and plans mentioned for a future laundry room and private courtyard in certain marketing materials. There is no elevator; access is by stairs only. Building policies reflect its HDFC status—income caps, mostly cash purchases, restrictions on subletting and pieds-à-terre, and a self-managed cooperative board noted for attentive oversight. Located within short walking distance of the East River Plaza retail complex, public transportation (6 train, Q/6 connections, multiple bus lines), parks such as Thomas Jefferson Park and access to Randall’s Island, the property offers urban convenience and neighborhood services typical of central East Harlem.