East Harlem, also known as El Barrio, is a neighborhood misunderstood; and the locals don't mind because it keeps East Harlem to itself. Full of locally maintained gardens and green spaces, I began to appreciate the grandeur of sprouting green in concrete. After an afternoon of photographing, I found myself @
245 E 124th, home to East Harlem's luxury green residence-
Tapestry. 1-beds average around $2000; 2-beds in the low $3000s. Units feature beautiful bay windows, open loft kitchen with breakfast bar, walk-in closets, and some with terraces.
"Energy-efficient appliances and heating/cooling systems, high-performance windows, water-conserving plumbing, rainwater retention tanks and more conserve energy and lower your utility costs, while low-VOC materials, green furnishings and non-smoking apartments promote healthy living for residents." Added plus: Tapestry boasts 5000 square feet of green area. Seems to me you can have everything you want. For more information, click
Tapestry. For more about East Harlem, click
El Barrio.
