181 E 101st Street #409, New York, NY, 10029

Move right into this stunning 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home and enjoy a contemporary lifestyle at East Harlem's newest development. This 972 sq. ft. home includes HIGH-END IMPORTED ITALIAN FINISHES, lovely wide plank oak floors, high ceilings, custom built-in wardrobe cabinets from Santalucia Mobili and oversized black framed windows that fully open to create an indoor/outdoor oasis. The home begins with a welcoming foyer adorned with a custom wardrobe and then flows into an open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen saturated with natural light. The kitchen is equipped with a sleek Italian Marmi Scala terrazzo countertop, chic Newform fixture, custom Atla Cucine cabinets, a Falmec Virgola recirculating hood, and a suite of high-end Bertazzoni and Blomberg appliances. The primary bedroom is quiet and private thanks to a thoughtful split-wing layout. It has a custom Santalucia Mobili wardrobe and an immaculate en-suite bathroom with terrazzo walls, radiant heated floors, custom iStone cabinetry and integrated sink, Newform fixtures, and a walk-in Newform rain shower. The second and third bedrooms have custom Santalucia Mobili wardrobes and share access to a second bathroom with elegant fixtures and finishes. Huxley is a brand-new boutique condominium designed by New York City-based firms Workshop DA and Wonder Works. Residents of Huxley enjoy several convenient lifestyle amenities including a part-time attended lobby, package and mail rooms, bicycle storage, and access to HUXLEY FITNESS AND LOUNGE, HUXLEY GARDEN with an outdoor fireplace, and HUXLEY ROOFTOP TERRACE with a BBQ and incredible open views. A prime EAST HARLEM address with close proximity to CENTRAL PARK and MUSEUM MILE. The building is moments from a variety of restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops including NY TIMES best restaurant of 2021, Contento. Nearby subway lines include the Q and 6. Additional neighborhood highlights include the Museum of the City of New York, El Museo, the Conservatory Garden, and the Harlem Meer.