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Charming Upper West Side co-op combining seven historic row houses with 53 intimate units between Amsterdam and Broadway. Features pre-war details like exposed brick and high ceilings, plus modern conveniences including in-unit laundry.
214 West 85th Street is a charming co-op building comprised of seven historic row houses, offering a total of 53 units in the heart of the Upper West Side. This intimate community features only 10 apartments spread over five floors, ensuring a quiet and well-maintained living environment. The building is pet friendly and allows for 80% financing, making it accessible for a variety of buyers. Residents benefit from bike storage and a visiting superintendent, enhancing the convenience of urban living.
The apartments at 214 West 85th Street showcase a blend of pre-war charm and modern renovations. Many units feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, and exposed brick, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Notable amenities include in-unit washers and dryers, spacious layouts with multiple exposures, and well-appointed kitchens equipped with high-end appliances such as Thermador and KitchenAid. The primary suites often boast en-suite bathrooms and generous closet space, while additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guests or home offices.
Located between Amsterdam and Broadway, the building is ideally situated near some of the Upper West Side's best dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Residents are just a short walk from Riverside Park and Central Park, with easy access to public transportation, including the 1 train and the 86th Street crosstown bus. This prime location, combined with the building's unique character and community feel, makes 214 West 85th Street a desirable place to call home.
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