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1810 3rd Avenue #8C

New York, NY 10029 · Manhattan

Beds
3
Baths
1
Sqft
755
Status
Active
On site
57 days

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** Tenants in place until May, 2028 paying $3400/ month but have agreed to vacate if the new buyer wants Welcome to The Art House at 1810 Third Avenue, a full-service luxury condominium that brings contemporary design and exceptional amenities to the heart of East Harlem. Originally constructed in 2008 and thoughtfully converted from luxury rentals into boutique condominium residences, this sought-after building offers just 76 one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes spread across two architecturally designed towers, with no more than four residences per floor for enhanced privacy. Designed to maximize natural light, many homes enjoy expansive city views through oversized windows, while thoughtfully crafted interiors feature soaring ceilings, wide-plank hardwood floors, central air conditioning, in-building washer and dryer, and designer kitchens with premium appliances, custom cabinetry, and elegant stone finishes. Spa-inspired bathrooms with marble accents complete the sophisticated living experience. Residents enjoy an impressive collection of amenities, including a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, state-of-the-art fitness center, beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace with panoramic skyline views, residents' lounge and coffee bar, sky lounge, tranquil courtyard garden, bicycle storage, and private storage available for purchase. Perfectly positioned in the heart of East Harlem, The Art House offers convenient access to multiple subway lines, neighborhood cafes, acclaimed restaurants, shopping, parks, and cultural destinations, while providing an easy commute to Midtown and the Upper East Side. Combining modern design, full-service living, and an unbeatable location, The Art House is one of East Harlem's premier condominium addresses. - Images are virtually staged and maybe of a similar unit with similar finishes

Listed with Andrew J. Freerks · Andrew Freerks · Source: OneKey MLS

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Information provided by One Key MLS, and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed accurate. Data last updated: Sep 17, 2026, 9:07 PM ET. ©2026 One Key MLS.

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Principal & interest
$3,694.30 (60.9%)
Taxes
$826.08 (13.6%)
HOA
$1,347.00 (22.2%)
Insurance
$200.00 (3.3%)

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Average Price

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Average Days on Market

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Sep 2026

Computed from 469 active OneKey MLS listings in New York, NY.

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