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Historic 1910 brownstone co-op with loft-like layouts featuring soaring ceilings and wood-burning fireplaces. Prime Upper West Side location two blocks from Central Park, near Lincoln Center and iconic neighborhood amenities.
159 West 74th Street is a four story pre war brownstone co op completed around 1910 and converted in 1972. The five unit, self managed building sits between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenue in the Upper West Side Historic District, where the block retains its historic brownstone character.
The building's most distinctive known layout is a loft like convertible three bedroom spanning approximately 1,700 square feet, with 10 foot ceilings and a large great room organized around a bay window and wood burning fireplace. The apartment also has direct flow between its living and dining areas and open kitchen, while the primary suite faces gardens and includes a second fireplace, a structural arrangement that gives the small building a notably spacious profile.
The address is two blocks south of Central Park, with Strawberry Fields, the Lake, Bow Bridge, and Bethesda Terrace among the park destinations nearby. Zabar's, Fairway, restaurants, shopping, and Lincoln Center are close at hand, and the Upper West Side location is served by the B, C, and 1, 2, and 3 subway lines, along with bus routes and CitiBike stations.
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