Lincoln Terrace at 165 West 66th Street is a high-rise, post-war cooperative located on the Upper West Side at the corner of Amsterdam Avenue, a block north of Lincoln Center and Julliard High School. The building offers a full-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, an in-house fitness center, a children’s playroom, a laundry room, resident storage, bike parking and a garage with an entrance inside the building.
Lincoln Terrace sits within Lincoln Square, a vibrant and culture-filled neighborhood where Midtown meets the Upper West Side. The plaza and low-rise campus of the Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art across the street ensure ample sunlight and views for all west-facing units, even on the lower floors. Both Central Park and Riverside Park on the Hudson River sit within two standard city blocks. The elevator-accessible 66th Street-Lincoln Center/Broadway station of the 1 and 2 trains sits a block away and offers five-minute commute to central Midtown.
The Lincoln Terrace co-op rules allow most pets, pied-a-terre purchases, and 75% financing. A 2% flip tax is applicable.
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