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57 Park Terrace West is a classic Art Deco building from 1937 with a renovated lobby and various amenities. Located near parks, shopping, dining, and transportation options, the pet-friendly building offers convenient urban living. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
57 Park Terrace West is a classic Art Deco co-op building completed in 1937, designed by architect Chas Kreymborg. The building features a beautifully renovated lobby adorned with hand-painted murals and offers a range of amenities including a live-in superintendent, a new laundry room, bike storage, and on-site storage lockers. Located in the vibrant Inwood neighborhood, residents enjoy proximity to Inwood Hill Park, Isham Park, and convenient access to the A and 1 subway lines, as well as the Metro-North Hudson line.
The apartments at 57 Park Terrace West showcase a blend of historic charm and modern updates. Common features include spacious layouts, sunken living rooms, and well-appointed kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. Many units also boast large windows that fill the spaces with natural light, hardwood floors, and ample closet space. Notably, some apartments offer unique layouts such as corner units and maisonettes, providing additional versatility for living and working.
Residents appreciate the pet-friendly policy and the community atmosphere fostered by the building's amenities and location. The surrounding area is rich with local shopping, dining options, and a weekend farmers market, enhancing the appeal of this charming co-op. With its combination of classic design and modern conveniences, 57 Park Terrace West remains a sought-after residence in Inwood.
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