441 Convent Ave

Convent Gardens Condominiums is a midrise, six-story residential building constructed in 1951 and located at the corner of Convent Avenue and 149th Street in upper Manhattan. The property contains primarily one-bedroom residences (with some studios and occasional two-bedroom layouts) that have been gut-renovated and upgraded within a condominium offering. Typical unit interiors feature oak hardwood floors, renovated windowed kitchens with stainless steel appliances, quartz counters, glass-tile backsplashes and soft-close cabinetry, along with fully updated bathrooms finished in large subway tile and porcelain accents. Many apartments include ample closets, separate eat-in or kitchenette areas, multiple windows for light and individually metered electrical upgrades. Common building elements include two street-level entrances, a planted garden perimeter, on-site coin or card laundry, a live-in superintendent, purchasable storage lockers and paid on-site parking. Pet-friendly policies are noted, and some units offer private outdoor space. The building sits adjacent to the Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill Historic District, placing it within a mixed-use neighborhood of brownstones, neighborhood shops, parks and easy transit access (multiple subway lines and bus routes nearby), supporting a pedestrian-oriented, city-living lifestyle.