An exceptionally spacious, loft-like great room anchors this 1,229 square foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium, offering a vast, open expanse for living, dining, and entertaining, with the kitchen positioned at the heart of the home. Nearly 23 feet wide, with a broad wall of oversized western-facing windows overlooking an extra-wide, tree-lined Harlem block and historic townhouses beyond, it offers true volume, exceptional light, and a level of openness rarely found in condominium living. The apartment is in mint condition following recent renovations, including a brand-new kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, and all new flooring throughout. The kitchen features a large island that provides plenty of space for cooking and seating, along with stainless steel appliances, new cabinetry with soft-close hardware, and new quartz countertops. A full-size washer and dryer are discreetly positioned nearby. Wide-plank white oak flooring runs continuously throughout the home, reinforcing the sense of scale and cohesion. A well-conceived split-bedroom layout provides separation and a high degree of privacy. The primary bedroom is positioned apart from the rest of the home, creating a true suite with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bath featuring a double vanity and a large tub with shower. The second bedroom is equally well-scaled with excellent closet space and offers flexibility as a guest room, home office, or den. A second full bath features a glass-enclosed shower. The Ellison is a boutique, ten-unit condominium with elevator service, video intercom, and a shared roof deck. A tax abatement in place through 2034 provides a meaningful reduction in monthly carrying costs, making this a very smart purchase. Convenient to the 2 and 3 trains at 135th Street and Lenox Avenue, the B and C trains at 135th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, and multiple bus lines including the M2, M7, and M102. Enjoy eating at the famed Sylvia's Restaurant and Red Rooster, and shop at nearby Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe's. Furnished photographs are virtually staged.
