1885 Lexington Avenue 5A

Lancaster Lеxіngton Cοoреrаtive Set withіn а wеll‐eѕtablished cooperative in the heart of East Harlem, this thoughtfully proportioned two-bedroom, one-bathroom residence offers a calm, light-filled retreat moments from the energy of the surrounding neighborhood. With classic city outlooks and a flexible layout, the home balances immediate comfort with the opportunity for thoughtful personalization. A gracious entry foyer with generous storage introduces the residence and opens into an expansive living and dining environment. Hardwood floors, oversized sash windows, and open sightlines allow natural light to move easily through the space, creating an atmosphere that feels both inviting and composed. The adjacent galley kitchen is efficiently designed, offering ample cabinetry, tiled flooring, and full-size appliances including a gas range, dishwasher, and microwave—well suited for everyday use and entertaining alike. The primary bedroom is notably spacious, accommodating a king-size bed with ease and offering substantial closet storage. A second bedroom, equally well-proportioned, lends itself effortlessly to use as a guest room, home office, or study. The bathroom is finished in classic white tile and features a deep soaking tub, maintaining a clean and timeless aesthetic. Completing the residence are thru-wall air-conditioning units and a rare in-unit stacked washer and dryer—an uncommon convenience within this category. Lancaster Lexington is a full-service cooperative offering residents a virtual doorman system, elevator access, and a furnished rooftop deck with open city views. The building is surrounded by a rich mix of local cafés, markets, and dining destinations, with Marcus Garvey Park nearby and Central Park easily accessible. Please note: Income restrictions apply in accordance with 130% of Area Median Income (AMI). Buyers are encouraged to review eligibility guidelines prior to application. Public transportation options include multiple bus routes, Metro-North Railroad, and the 4, 5, and 6 subway lines. Pets are welcome.