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Intimate 1900 brownstone co-op on tree-lined West 75th Street with eight residences near Central Park Features duplex layouts, pre-war details including fireplaces and high ceilings, plus private gardens and roof terraces
46 West 75th Street is a circa 1900 four story brownstone co-op on a tree lined block of the Upper West Side, converted to cooperative ownership in 1985. Its eight residences are arranged in a low rise townhouse format, with duplex layouts and private outdoor space recurring among the homes.
The apartments retain pre war elements such as high ceilings, period moldings, skylights, and wood burning fireplaces, while renovations have introduced updated kitchens, bathrooms, air conditioning, and in-unit laundry. Private gardens, planted decks, and landscaped roof terraces appear across the building's layouts, including a penthouse duplex organized over multiple levels. The co-op has a managing agent, superintendent, bicycle storage, common storage, private storage bins, a laundry room, and video intercom; washer and dryers are permitted, and cats are allowed.
Central Park is at the end of the block, with the Museum of Natural History and its Sunday farmers market nearby. Citarella, Fairway, and Trader Joe's serve the surrounding area, while Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, and the Upper West Side's restaurants and cultural institutions are within the neighborhood.
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