Buy 40 116th B301 with USDC

Welcome to B301 at The Kalahari, a spacious one-bedroom condo with over 700 sf in a full-service building with abated taxes until 2034. Step into the inviting foyer, where a generously sized coat closet on your left offers practical storage and a warm welcome. The entry sets the stage for the natural flow of the apartment. The kitchen features full-sized appliances and a semi-open layout, thoughtfully designed for effortless entertaining or everyday meals. Its connection to the living area makes hosting friends or enjoying quiet dinners at home simple and comfortable. The living room is spacious and versatile, easily accommodating both a dining area and a seating space, while still providing room for a home office or reading nook. Its layout creates a natural flow from the kitchen, making the apartment feel open and functional. The bedroom is serene and accommodates all essential bedroom furniture. The bathroom is conveniently located just off the bedroom, completing the practical and efficient layout. The home faces a tranquil courtyard, creating a quiet, private setting that enhances its comfortable layout. It has been well maintained and is move-in ready, offering a fresh, welcoming backdrop for your own personal touches. This Gold LEED-Certified condominium offers washer and dryer access on the same floor, 24-hour doorman and concierge, two landscaped roof decks, a fitness center overlooking a serene courtyard, complimentary Wi-Fi, Zipcar access, a library, music and meeting rooms, a newly renovated children’s playroom, and parking (subject to availability), creating a seamless combination of convenience, lifestyle, and community. With the 421-A tax abatement until 2034 and an ideal location near subway lines (2/3, B/C), Marcus Garvey Park, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe’s—plus Downtown reachable in under 30 minutes—The Kalahari delivers space, elegance, and full-service Manhattan living. This must be a primary residence, and you can sublet every 2 out of 5 years. There’s no income restriction. * Some pictures are virtually staged