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145 West 80th Street is a 10 unit brownstone co-op built circa 1890, situated on a tree lined museum block between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues. The self managed building retains exceptional period details throughout its apartments, including wood burning fireplaces with hand carved mantles, exposed brick walls, dramatic 11 to 13 foot ceilings, and south facing windows featuring original stained glass. The restored townhouse offers laundry facilities, basement storage, a bike room, and a resident handyman.
Apartments range from studios to one bedrooms, with many studios featuring sleeping lofts made possible by the soaring ceiling heights. Common features include elegant 9 foot double door entries, original hardwood floors, renovated kitchens with modern appliances and dishwashers, updated bathrooms, and through the wall AC units. Several units have been thoughtfully renovated to blend historic character with contemporary conveniences, including custom storage solutions and designer lighting. Some apartments offer in-unit washer/dryers.
The co-op maintains flexible policies including pied-Ă -terre ownership, co-purchasing, gifting, guarantors, and pets with board approval. Financing up to 80% is permitted, and subletting is allowed on a case by case basis. Buyers pay a 1.05% flip tax at closing, and there are currently no assessments. Sponsor units occasionally become available, requiring no board approval for purchase. The location provides immediate access to the Natural History Museum, Central Park, Zabar's, and multiple transportation options.
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