Business Details
Historic Brownstone Apartments in Albany, NY
Madison Associates on the Park Apartments offers residents a unique living experience in 17 historic brownstone buildings constructed between 1840 and 1885. Located directly across from Washington Park in Albany, NY, our properties combine authentic architectural details with modern amenities. Each unit features distinctive elements like fireplaces, custom shelving, and original woodwork while providing essential utilities including water, gas, heat, and electricity.Residents benefit from proximity to Lark Street's dining and nightlife, Washington Park's recreational opportunities, and downtown Albany's cultural institutions like the Albany Institute of History and Art and The Palace Theater. Managed by New Scotland Development, our team prioritizes pet-friendly policies and convenient access to local attractions. We maintain a physical office at 737 Madison Avenue, Suite 1, for in-person inquiries and lease management.
Services
Apartment Rentals
Pet-Friendly Housing
Utility Inclusions
Historic Preservation
Parking Options
Highlights and features
- We offer 100% pet-friendly apartments with Washington Park access across the street
- Our units feature original architectural elements from 1840-1885 historic buildings
- We provide centralized management through New Scotland Development's local office
- Residents enjoy immediate proximity to Lark Street's dining and cultural district
- Each apartment combines historic character with modern utility packages
Services
Apartment Rentals
We offer historic apartment rentals in 19th-century brownstone buildings with modern amenities. Our properties feature unique architectural elements while maintaining essential utilities. Located steps from Washington Park, these units appeal to residents seeking character-rich urban living with convenient access to Albany's cultural and commercial centers.
Pet-Friendly Housing
Our pet-friendly policy allows residents to maintain pet companionship in historic apartment settings. With Washington Park directly across the street, tenants enjoy immediate access to pet-walking areas and outdoor recreation while living in architecturally significant buildings.
Historic Preservation
We specialize in maintaining 1840-1885 brownstone architecture while integrating modern living requirements. Our approach preserves original features like fireplaces, woodwork, and custom shelving while ensuring structural integrity and contemporary comfort standards for Albany residents.
Questions
Are the apartments pet-friendly?
Yes, we offer pet-friendly units with immediate access to Washington Park for pet walking and outdoor activities.
What utilities are included?
All units include water, gas, electricity, and heat in the rental package.
Is parking available?
Limited indoor and outdoor parking options exist for tenants at additional fees.
What historic features remain?
Units retain original architectural elements including fireplaces, custom shelving, and period-specific woodwork details.
Reviews (2)
Ivy C. Ivonn Ya
Jun 12, 2021
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Very unprofessional. We spoke to Kurt who happens to be the showing manager of the apartments. He sent us the lease to sign and emailed it back to him. After calling him for four consecutive days he never reached back out to us or emailed us back saying he had received the sign lease. We left him a voice message saying we were no longer interested, finally thats when he called back saying it mustve gone to spam. I dont recommend using this business, if you do I must warn you that youll most likely be wasting your time.
Kerry McCarthy
Oct 17, 2020
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After having been offered two apartments at the property and then denied tenancy because Kurt, the "property manager" (uncredentialled, mind you; property managers typically have real estate licenses) decided that, for personal reasons, he would not give me the second apartment he had promised me.
Kurt based this decision on the fact that something I said "hurt his feelings." Hence, the apartment which he had repeatedly assured me that I had, showed to me over a month ago on FaceTime, and reassured me several times (even after he told me about his hurt feelings) was mine. In fact, on September
Kurt based this decision on the fact that something I said "hurt his feelings." Hence, the apartment which he had repeatedly assured me that I had, showed to me over a month ago on FaceTime, and reassured me several times (even after he told me about his hurt feelings) was mine. In fact, on September
