424 E 115Th St

A four-story, early-20th-century cooperative in East Harlem, completed in 1910 and comprised primarily of studios and one-bedroom units. The masonry facade conceals an intimate walk-up scale building with classic prewar proportions: high ceilings (commonly nine feet or more), oversized windows, and occasional cathedral ceiling treatments in select units. Interior unit layouts emphasize efficient use of space with galley or walk-through kitchens, granite counters in some apartments, and original details such as exposed brick and hardwood floors alongside modernized finishes in renovated units. Common areas are modest but thoughtfully maintained; the property is self-managed and features a landscaped courtyard plus a planted roof deck where residents can gather. Building amenities are basic but add lifestyle value: forthcoming or proposed upgrades historically mentioned include laundry facilities, a rooftop patio, and courtyard improvements. Maintenance packages in many units include all utilities and taxes, simplifying monthly budgeting. Parking is not provided on-site; neighborhood transit access is strong with nearby 6 train service, M15 and other bus routes, and pedestrian access to East River Plaza retail (Costco, Target, Aldi) and local parks such as Thomas Jefferson Park and Randall’s Island. The co-op operates under HDFC income-restricted rules: purchases are cash-only with defined income caps, no subletting or pieds-à-terre permitted, and board approval required.