Set at the corner of West 158th Street in Sugar Hill, this oversized one-bedroom delivers classic pre-war character with smart, modern comfort-right where Washington Heights and Harlem converge.

High ceilings and a generously scaled living room set the tone, while a see-through, updated kitchen with bar-style counter, ambient lighting, modern cabinetry, and dedicated wine storage keeps the layout open and social.
Two ample closets, modernized fixtures, and excellent natural light round out the home.
Everyday conveniences are fully covered with in-unit washer/dryer combo, dishwasher, full-size built-in microwave, and gas range/oven.
The bathroom features a deep-soak tub, and the bedroom easily accommodates a queen bed plus desk-no compromises.

The setting is just as compelling…
Peaceful Edgecombe Avenue sits directly across from Highbridge Park with trails, biking, and playgrounds.
Moments north is the Morris-Jumel Mansion, and just south you’ll find the Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling.
Nearby anchors include Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, City College of New York (CUNY), and easy access to Columbia University and New York University. Dining favorites and everyday essentials are close at hand, with abundant street parking in the neighborhood.

Built in 1923 and converted to a cooperative in 1987, 515 Edgecombe is a five-story walk-up with 22 units, bike and storage rooms.
Transit access is quick (C and 1 trains), you’re about a mile from Yankee Stadium, and the George Washington Bridge is minutes away.