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Built in 1920, this pet-friendly West Midtown co-op consists of two five-story brownstones with 10 apartments and storage options. Located in Hell's Kitchen, the building offers a residential atmosphere with nearby parks and easy access to theaters, dining, and transportation.
Built in 1920, this pet-friendly West Midtown co-op consists of a pair of handsome five-story brownstones with 10 apartments between them. Residents are offered private storage space and bike storage. The laid-back Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood is residential and community-oriented, with several local parks and playgrounds, yet within minutes of the Theater District, shopping and dining (top-picks include Gotham West Market, Totto Ramen and Reunion surf bar) and the Hudson River greenway. Transportation options are many with the Port Authority Bus Terminal, the Lincoln Tunnel, and A/C/E, 1/2/3, N/Q/R/W, S and 7 trains all within a half-mile.
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