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243 West 70th Street is a Renaissance Revival cooperative built in 1925 in the Upper West Side's West End-Collegiate Historic District Extension. The building offers various amenities and is close to parks, cultural attractions, and public transportation.
243 West 70th Street is a Renaissance Revival cooperative built in 1925, situated in the West End-Collegiate Historic District Extension of the Upper West Side. The building features a live-in superintendent and offers amenities such as a video intercom, laundry room, storage, bike room, and a private garden with grill. Its prime location provides easy access to Central Park, Riverside Park, Lincoln Center, and the American Museum of Natural History, along with convenient subway access to the B/C and 1/2/3 trains.
The apartments at 243 West 70th Street showcase classic pre-war details, including high beamed ceilings, original oak parquet floors, and oversized windows that allow for ample natural light. Many units feature spacious layouts with large living rooms, generous eat-in kitchens equipped with high-end appliances, and well-proportioned bedrooms. Notable features include windowed bathrooms with vintage tubs, multiple closets, and the potential for flexible layouts, such as converting dining areas into additional living space.
This co-op building is pet-friendly and allows pied-Ă -terre arrangements on a case-by-case basis. Residents enjoy a well-maintained environment with strong financials and no flip tax, making it an attractive option for both buyers and renters. The surrounding neighborhood is rich with dining, shopping, and cultural institutions, enhancing the appeal of living in this vibrant area.
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