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Welcome to this primely situated prewar Upper West Side studio with lofty high ceilings, a private ornate semicircular terrace and common roof deck on a quiet block just behind American History Museum and Central Park. French doors open out to views that expand above your neighbors making space bright with natural light.
Studio has ample space for well-appointed bedroom, living and dining areas arranged.
Kitchen has stainless appliances, gas range and storage above and also easily can install full-size refrigerator. Entrance into the apartment has 2 large closets and hardwood floors throughout.
Moorish and Renaissance Revival style architecture line this picturesque block.
Original decorative rowhouses developed in 1886 by prolific Spanish architect, Raphael Guastavino. His renowned work and unique vaulting style can be found around the world and throughout NYC including infamous spaces like Grand Central Terminal's Oyster Bar and Main Hall at Ellis Island.
Low Maintenance. Washer/dryer allowed to be installed with board approval.
4th floor walk-up (3 flights up). Cats welcome sorry no dogs. Talk to listing agent about alternative floor plan for kitchen and storage. Co-purchasing and guarantors ok. 80% Financing, Pied-a-terres and Sublease policy on a case by case basis.
Enjoy the true heart of UWS with easy access to multiple subway lines and additional transportation, wonderful restaurants, eateries, shopping and grocery stores. Come visit just as spring is about to bloom in the Park.
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