Clipper Equity is now offering one month free with 13-month leases at The Brewster at 21 West 86th Street on the Upper West Side. This art deco 16-story building was erected in 1927 and has been renovated in recent years. Apartments and common areas offer luxurious condominium finishes, fixtures and appliances. This handsome building is conveniently located near Central Park, public transportation and a wealth of museums, theaters, the best schools in New York, and plenty of shopping. Throughout the building there are 144 apartments and several are currently available: 1 bedrooms start from $4,708/month, 2 bedrooms from $7,934/month, 3 bedrooms from $11,354/month and 4 bedrooms from $17,442/month.
Living and dining area (Image via Clipper Equity)
Renovations have respected historical components of the building and it is now equipped for elegant, modern living. Interiors are have been reimagined and are now contemporary living spaces with luxury finishes. They feature gourmet kitchens, state-of-the-art heating and cooling systems, hardwood floors, and bathrooms with a large walk-in showers.
Characteristics of The Brewster are often not found in newly constructed buildings; its lobby incorporates authentic art deco furnishings, a broad entrance marquis and arched windows with marble surrounds. Combined with the aesthetics of the Upper West Side, residents are provided with a uniquely New York living experience.
Building amenities include 24-hour white-glove concierge, a health club, a rooftop garden with sunning chaises, an outdoor barbecue with seating and a fireplace, a children's playroom and even a pet spa.
Building amenities include 24-hour white-glove concierge, a health club, a rooftop garden with sunning chaises, an outdoor barbecue with seating and a fireplace, a children's playroom and even a pet spa.
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Perhaps more inspiring about the location are the residential buildings on the Upper West Side; uninterrupted segments of pre-war buildings on West End Avenue and Riverside Drive. The building is in a neighborhood where boutiques share blocks with some of the best gourmet food stores and the liveliest of restaurants. Nearby is Lincoln Center, the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, and plenty of bars and shops on Amsterdam Avenue.
The Brewster was erected in 1927 and designed by Sugarman & Berger. In 2014, the building was converted by Adellco to 144 condo-inspired rentals with 8,000-square feet of medical space also in the building. Read more about the building here.
The Brewster was erected in 1927 and designed by Sugarman & Berger. In 2014, the building was converted by Adellco to 144 condo-inspired rentals with 8,000-square feet of medical space also in the building. Read more about the building here.
The Brewster, 21 West 86th Street (Image via Clipper Equity)
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