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14 West 69th Street is a four story rental brownstone built in 1896, just a few buildings west of Central Park. The 15 unit building is landmarked and was restored and updated in 2017, retaining its pre war character while incorporating central air conditioning and contemporary building systems.
The apartments range from studios and one bedroom homes to bi level layouts, with high ceilings, hardwood floors, large windows, and decorative fireplaces recurring across the residences. The bi level apartments provide an unusual vertical arrangement, extending living space across two floors rather than keeping each home on a single level.
Interiors pair carved mantels, marble or decorative fireplace details, and original mirrors with updated kitchens and bathrooms. Kitchens commonly have full size stainless steel appliances, stone counters, solid core wood cabinetry, and breakfast bars, while apartment laundry is often in-unit; the building also has a basement laundry room.
At the western edge of the Upper West Side, the building is close to Central Park, Lincoln Square, and the neighborhood's cultural institutions. A video intercom and independent climate control in the apartments round out the building's practical upgrades.
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