A pioneering green condominium in the heart of Harlem
1400 5th Avenue stands as a landmark in Central Harlem, embodying the neighborhood's renaissance and commitment to sustainable living. Completed in 2003, this 8-story condominium was one of New York City's first green buildings, with 60% of its construction materials sourced from recycled or renewable resources. The building houses 129 units, offering a range of layouts from cozy one-bedrooms to sprawling five-bedroom residences. Its location at the corner of 116th Street and Fifth Avenue places residents at the epicenter of Harlem's vibrant cultural scene, just steps away from historic parks and world-class amenities.
Diverse layouts catering to various lifestyles and needs
1400 5th Avenue offers a wide array of floor plans to suit different preferences and family sizes. The building features units ranging from 1 to 5 bedrooms, with sizes spanning from 889 to 3,946 square feet.
One-bedroom units, approximately 900 square feet, provide an ideal starting point for singles or couples. These apartments typically rent for around $3,400 per month and may include up to one bathroom.
Two-bedroom units, ranging from 889 to 1,107 square feet, offer more space and flexibility. These homes feature up to two bathrooms and are priced between $746,750 and $960,000. Many of these units boast split layouts for enhanced privacy, with some offering serene garden views.
For those requiring more space, three-bedroom units span from 1,216 to 3,766 square feet. With up to three bathrooms, these residences are priced from $999,000 to $1,414,789. Some of these larger units feature expansive living areas perfect for entertaining.
The four-bedroom units, approximately 3,100 square feet, provide ample space for larger families or those who desire extra rooms for home offices or guest accommodations. These units typically include 2.5 to 3.5 bathrooms and are priced around $1,700,000.
At the pinnacle of luxury within the building are the five-bedroom units. Ranging from 3,937 to 3,946 square feet, these expansive homes feature 3 to 3.5 bathrooms and are priced between $1,852,864 and $2,012,856.
Many units in 1400 5th Avenue showcase high-quality finishes such as Brazilian cherry or bamboo hardwood floors, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Floor-to-ceiling windows in some apartments offer stunning views of the city or the building's tranquil courtyard. Select units also feature private outdoor spaces, including terraces or balconies, providing residents with their own urban oasis.
The building's commitment to sustainability is evident in the units' design, with features like energy-efficient appliances and individually controlled heating and cooling systems. Many apartments have been thoughtfully renovated, incorporating modern amenities while maintaining the building's eco-friendly ethos.
Eco-friendly living with modern conveniences
1400 5th Avenue stands out as an Eco-Green Certified and LEED-certified building, showcasing its commitment to sustainable urban living. The building offers a range of amenities designed to enhance residents' lifestyles while minimizing environmental impact.
One of the most distinctive features is the private rooftop terrace, providing residents with a serene outdoor space to relax and enjoy panoramic views of the city. For those with vehicles, the building offers deeded parking spots, a rare amenity in Manhattan.
The 24-hour doorman ensures security and convenience for residents, while the live-in super attends to the building's day-to-day operations. The building's common areas include a playroom for children, a library/community room for quiet study or social gatherings, and a fitness center for health-conscious residents.
For those who prefer two-wheel transportation, a bike room is available. Storage options are offered for a fee, allowing residents to maximize their living spaces. The building also features keycard-operated laundry facilities on each floor, eliminating the need for in-unit washers and dryers.
One of the most cherished amenities is the enclosed private courtyard garden with seating, providing a tranquil green space within the urban environment. This beautifully landscaped area serves as a communal oasis for residents to unwind and connect with nature.
The building's commitment to sustainability extends to its high-speed internet infrastructure and central air conditioning system, ensuring comfort and connectivity while minimizing energy consumption.
For business needs, the building offers a meeting room, ideal for remote workers or those who need occasional office space. Additional services include dry cleaning with valet options, adding an extra layer of convenience to residents' daily lives.
A cultural hub with a rich history and modern amenities
Central Harlem, home to 1400 5th Avenue, is a neighborhood steeped in history and brimming with cultural significance. This vibrant area has undergone a renaissance in recent years, blending its storied past with contemporary urban living.
The building's location places residents at the heart of Harlem's culinary scene. Just steps away, one can find iconic establishments like Sylvia's Restaurant, known for its soul food, and Red Rooster, celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson's tribute to Harlem's culinary traditions. For those seeking a more casual dining experience, Harlem Tavern offers a relaxed atmosphere with a diverse menu.
Cultural attractions abound in the neighborhood. The world-famous Apollo Theater, a cornerstone of African American cultural heritage, is just a short distance away. Art enthusiasts can explore the Studio Museum in Harlem, which showcases works by artists of African descent.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Central Park is merely six blocks south, offering a vast green space for recreation and relaxation. Closer to home, Marcus Garvey Park provides a local alternative with its pool, recreation center, and summer concert series.
Shopping options in the area have expanded significantly in recent years. Whole Foods Market on 125th Street caters to health-conscious shoppers, while the nearby Marshalls offers brand-name clothing and home goods at discount prices. The East River Plaza Mall, a short bus ride away, provides additional retail options.
The neighborhood is also home to several educational and healthcare institutions. Columbia University's expanding campus and Mount Sinai Hospital are both within easy reach, contributing to the area's intellectual and medical resources.
As Harlem continues to evolve, it maintains a strong sense of community and cultural pride. The mix of historic brownstones, new luxury developments, and local businesses creates a dynamic urban landscape that honors its past while embracing the future.
Excellent connectivity to Manhattan and beyond
1400 5th Avenue enjoys a prime location with exceptional access to public transportation, making it easy for residents to navigate the city and beyond.
The building is ideally situated near multiple subway lines. The 116th Street station, served by the 2 and 3 express trains, is just a five-minute walk away. This line provides quick access to Times Square, the Financial District, and Brooklyn. Equally close is the 116th Street station for the 4 and 6 trains, offering convenient travel along the east side of Manhattan.
For those who prefer above-ground transportation, several bus lines stop practically at the building's doorstep. The M1 bus, which runs along Fifth Avenue, connects residents to the Upper East Side and Midtown. The M116 crosstown bus provides easy access across Manhattan, while the M102 offers another north-south option.
Cyclists will appreciate the building's bike-friendly amenities and the neighborhood's growing network of bike lanes. The relatively flat terrain of Harlem makes it conducive to cycling for both commuting and leisure.
For regional travel, the Metro-North Railroad's 125th Street station is within walking distance, providing quick access to points north in Westchester County and Connecticut. This is particularly convenient for reverse commuters or those planning weekend getaways.
Car owners benefit from the building's deeded parking spots, a rarity in Manhattan. Additionally, the nearby access to the Harlem River Drive facilitates quick connections to major highways, including the FDR Drive and the George Washington Bridge.
For air travel, the building's location offers relatively quick access to all three major New York City airports. LaGuardia Airport is the closest, typically reachable in about 15-20 minutes by car, depending on traffic. John F. Kennedy International and Newark Liberty International airports are both accessible within approximately 30 minutes by car.
The abundance and variety of transportation options make 1400 5th Avenue an excellent choice for those who value mobility and connectivity in their urban lifestyle.
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Area Factors
Moderate Crime
Crime Score®
5/ 10
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
81/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
98/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
100/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Martin Luther King, Jr. Playground
5 min walk
Playground
Samuel Marx Triangle
6 min walk
A. Philip Randolph Square
7 min walk
Marcus Garvey Park
8 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Dog Park
Eugene McCabe Field
9 min walk
Soccer
Multi-Purpose Field
Peter Minuit Playground
9 min walk
Playground
Electric Ladybug Garden
11 min walk
Picnic Area
Events
Botanical Gardens
Harlem Art Park
12 min walk
Playground
Events
Lafayette Square
13 min walk
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