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The Midlothian is a prewar cooperative at 353 West 117th Street with 6 stories and 11 units. It is conveniently located near parks, Columbia University, restaurants, and subway lines. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
The Midlothian is a prewar cooperative located at 353 West 117th Street, featuring six stories and 11 units. The building is conveniently situated near Morningside Park, Central Park, and Columbia University, with easy access to the B, C, and 2 subway lines, making it an ideal location for urban living.
Units within The Midlothian showcase a blend of classic charm and modern amenities. Common features include spacious living areas, oversized windows, and high ceilings, which contribute to a bright and airy atmosphere. Many apartments also offer well-appointed kitchens with ample cabinetry, and bathrooms designed to provide a serene retreat. Notably, some units have been gut renovated, preserving original details such as hardwood floors and tin ceilings while incorporating contemporary conveniences.
The building operates under HDFC guidelines, with income restrictions in place for potential buyers. For example, the maximum annual income for one to two persons is capped at $321,368.22, while three-person households have a limit of $374,929.59. Additionally, the building has a live-in super and is financially stable, with no underlying mortgage or debts.
Residents enjoy a vibrant neighborhood filled with dining options, shopping, and nightlife, all within walking distance. The proximity to Morningside Park enhances the appeal, providing a green space for outdoor activities. The Midlothian represents a unique opportunity to live in a well-maintained co-op that balances historic character with modern living.
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