17 Convent Ave #Phb, New York, NY, 10027

About This Home

Penthouse B at 17 Convent Avenue is a distinctive, design-forward four-bedroom condominium residence, presently configured as two and a half bathrooms, with the ability to be seamlessly converted into three full bathrooms. The layout offers both elegance and flexibility—ideal for refined entertaining and comfortable daily living. As a true penthouse within a boutique condominium, the home provides a remarkable sense of total privacy—quiet, serene, and elevated above the city. The building features a virtual doorman, delivering modern convenience with discreet efficiency. Positioned in one of the most vibrant and culturally rich sections of Harlem, the residence is just steps from the iconic Studio Museum in Harlem and moments from the legendary Apollo Theater. Surrounded by celebrated dining, historic architecture, and neighborhood energy, the location offers both cultural depth and everyday convenience. Easy subway transportation nearby ensures effortless connectivity downtown and throughout Manhattan. The apartment itself is incredibly decorated, with interiors that have been thoughtfully curated and beautifully executed. Every detail feels intentional. Custom finishes, refined materials, and a layered design sensibility create a home that feels both sophisticated and deeply personal. This is a fully integrated smart technology home, offering advanced control of lighting, climate, audio, and security systems for seamless modern living. The private terrace functions as a true outdoor living room and is outfitted with a gas grill and refrigerator—perfect for elevated entertaining. Two additional private balconies provide multiple exposures and exceptional natural light, creating effortless indoor-outdoor flow that is increasingly coveted in New York. There are simply no true comparables. A four-bedroom penthouse condominium with this level of finish, outdoor space, flexibility, and cultural proximity stands entirely on its own. This is not merely an apartment—it is an experience.