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Lincoln Towers, built in 1961, offers 484 apartments with full-service amenities in a prime Upper West Side location. The complex features a private 5-acre park and is near cultural attractions, with easy access to public transportation and various city amenities. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
.Lincoln Towers, 170 West End Avenue was built in 1961 and has a total of 484 apartments. Located in the Upper West Side, the building is very close to the 1, 2 and 3 subway lines and offers the convenience of full-service living in a 24-hour doorman building. Residents enjoy access to a gym, storage room, playroom, package room, bike room, and laundry facilities.
Moreover, the complex boasts a private 5-acre park with meticulously maintained gardens, playgrounds, and basketball courts. Its prime location places it near Lincoln Center, Riverside Park, and Central Park, with easy access to public transportation, theaters, restaurants, shopping, and more. Board approval allows for pets, making this a truly accommodating community.
Similar nearby buildings include 160 West End Avenue, 180 West End Avenue and 150 West End Avenue
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