Occupancy: Closings will begin October 2015
The Art House 1810 Third Avenue, East Harlem, NY 10029
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76 residences
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- 76 residences
- 12 stories
- BUILT 2008
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About 1810 Third Avenue, East Harlem, NY 10029
The full-service Art House at 1810 Third Avenue in vibrant East Harlem is a sought-after new development born of the increasing demand for luxury condominiums in the area. Initially built in 2008 as a ground-up new construction development, the building first served as a luxury rental residence, and was recently impeccably converted and renamed.
The Art House contains 76 sleek, stunning one, two and three-bedroom...
key features
- Central air
- Central laundry room
- Common courtyard
- Common garden
- Common roof deck
- Common storage
- Common terrace
- Concierge
East Harlem
If you ask someone to name a New York City neighborhood where they can experience Central Park’s sprawling majesty, gaze upon dynamic works of art, and enjoy one of the best meals of their life, East Harlem may not be the first place to cross their lips. To be fair, they may simply not know it’s where the blooming Conservatory Garden awaits, Keith Haring painted an iconic mural, or locally owned eateries have been wowing diners for decades. However, East Harlem probably prefers it that way. Though far from low-key, the area adoringly called “El Barrio” surely strives to retain the distinct sense of self that entirely sets it apart from the western expanse of Harlem. To live there is to be woven into a tapestry of cultures that have wholly shaped the area.