2231 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd, 621

AVAILABLE JULY 1st, 2019 – A zen-like sun filled SPLIT two bedroom, two full bath Condo for rent just steps away from Whole Foods and all major NYC major subway lines. This Aurum home overlooks the lovely landscaped tree lined block. Meticulously selected materials, paired with modern amenities and finishes combine to form residences of sophistication and warmth. This carefully appointed home is uniquely styled with 5 wide White Oak plank flooring which compliments the living and dining area. The kitchen is framed with lacquered cabinets featuring under the cabinet LED lighting. The backsplash is finished with elegant Daltile white glass tile. Enjoy a meal or chat with friends over a glass of wine at the Caesarstone Breakfast Bar. Appliances were thoughtfully selected for quality and aesthetics and include an LG Refrigerator, and a complete Electrolux Series stainless steel package with preferred Range, Microwave & Dishwasher. Luxuriate in the serene Master bath outfitted with a Stall Shower, Sand Natural custom glazed porcelain tile, Kohler Commode and Satin Nickel Danze fixtures. The second bath features a Kohler Soaking Tub. The residence also includes an exterior vented Washer/Dryer, a rarity in any Manhattan apartment. The home is designed with extra closets, ample wall space for art or accenting and prewired for Verizon Fios. Ideally situated in the heart of vibrant and storied Harlem, Aurum is a harmonious synthesis of thoughtful design, refined amenities, and environmental sensitivity. Enjoy the 24 Hour Attended Lobby, Street Level Bicycle storage, a State of the Art Penthouse Level Fitness Center, Residents Lounge and Media Room, our Scenic Interior Landscaped Courtyard and Two Levels of Furnished Outdoor Space complete with grilling stations and seating for dining al fresco. This unit is available for a July 1st, 2019 move in. All utilities are included in the rent with the exception of climate and electricity which is augmented by co-generation. Location is great – close to subways, many great restaurants, bars and just a few blocks from Whole Foods.