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Charming 1884 pre-war cooperative by architect George W. Da Cunha on tree-lined West 83rd Street Steps from Central Park with pet-friendly living and recent upgrades in a coveted Upper West Side location
Located on a tree-lined block between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue, 71 West 83rd Street is a charming 12-unit pre-war cooperative designed by renowned architect George W. Da Cunha in 1884 and converted in 1981. This well-maintained building recently upgraded its elevator and includes a Spectrum cable-internet package in the maintenance.
Just steps from Central Park, top-tier restaurants, world-class museums, and multiple subway lines, this pet-friendly residence offers an exceptional opportunity in one of NYC’s most coveted neighborhoods. The building has a reasonable board and an unbeatable location moments from Central Park.
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