This Harlem prewar is stylish and offers good value at $375,000

Aside from its bathroom, there's nothing particularly flashy about 128 West 138th St., 6J in Harlem, but for those who enjoy a modern aesthetic and a palatable price tag, it's worth a look. Listed for $375,000 (with a manageable $450 maintenance) this one-bedroom, one-bath co-op is in a prewar six-story building, Holstein Court. (It is also an HDFC building, so income restrictions apply.) 

The apartment was recently updated with high-end finishes, has two large windows in the living room, and original hardwood floors in a dark finish that contrasts nicely with the white walls. And the bathroom is the star of the apartment, with a dark gray palette and attractive fixtures.

The kitchen features Blanco faucets and fixtures, a Zarussi oven/range, Summit refrigerator, custom marble countertop and backsplash, and custom quiet-close cabinets. 

The bathroom brings the glam with custom tile work, Hangsrohe sink and shower fixtures, and a floating sink. 

The bedroom accommodates a king-size bed, and has floor-to-ceiling concealed storage, as well as south-facing windows for lots of natural light. 

You can catch the 2 and 3 trains three blocks away at 135th Street, and stores and restaurants can be found along Seventh Avenue or Malcolm X Boulevard.