Building: 291 Edgecombe Avenue

With an uninterrupted view East over Jackie Robinson Park, Edgecombe Avenue is Sugar Hill’s best known street. Consisting mostly of neo-classical stylized buildings that were built between 1905 – 1910, 291 Edgecombe was designed by architect George F. Pelham who designed many buildings in the area. The building is six-stories with an elevator.

Current apartments on the market are newly gut renovated with modern finishes. Dark wood floors and cabinetry are accented by soothing light gray walls and tile. Recessed lighting provides a warm ambiance throughout. Brand new stainless steel appliances include a dishwasher and microwave. There are 2 floor plans available, each with 2 baths – one with a shower and one with a bathtub. Some units have 3 bedrooms with a large room that opens on to the living space which can be used as a 4th bedroom or to expand the living area. All of the apartments face out, to allow for ample light and air flow.

The neighborhood has many amenities including a PathMark grocery store, NYC Sports Club and an express A/C B/D train stop. Jackie Robinson Park has baseball fields, amphitheater and summer swimming Pool. City College and Columbia University Medical Center are nearby.

Description provided by Wendy Wood