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133 West 75th Street is a five-story, nine-unit boutique cooperative with strong financials and no underlying mortgage. Located in the heart of the Upper West Side, it offers amenities like storage units and free laundry, and is near subway lines, grocery stores, and restaurants. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
133 West 75th Street is a boutique nine unit co-op housed in an 1893 brownstone on a tree lined block between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, just one block from Central Park. Converted to cooperative ownership in 1947, making it one of the oldest co-ops in the city, the self managed building maintains strong financials with no underlying mortgage, resulting in remarkably low monthly maintenance fees ranging from $550 to $700. The five story walkup includes a free basement laundry room and large private storage units that convey with each apartment.
Apartments throughout the building showcase classic prewar details including 10 to 12 foot ceilings, decorative fireplaces, original oak parquet or herringbone floors, oversized double hung windows with embrasured shutters, and ornate moldings. Many units face south and receive abundant natural light. Renovations across the building have introduced modern kitchens with Viking ranges, Sub-Zero refrigerators, and Bosch dishwashers, while bathrooms have been updated with period appropriate fixtures including reglazed cast iron tubs. Several apartments feature floor through layouts, with the largest units offering approximately 1,050 square feet with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and in-unit Miele washer/dryers. Some parlour floor units include architecturally distinctive mezzanine levels that provide additional sleeping or storage space.
The building's location provides convenient access to the B/C and 2/3 express subway lines, along with nearby amenities including Lincoln Center, museums, and gourmet markets like Fairway and Citarella. The co-op allows most purchasing structures and considers pets on a case by case basis with board approval. Subletting and pied-Ă -terre purchases are not permitted, though the building imposes no flip tax after two years of residency.
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