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Large two-building complex near Columbus Circle built in 1957 Contains 605 co-op apartments with sister building at 30 West 60th Street Currently, 3 apartments are for sale.
The Coliseum Park Apartments is a 605 unit co-op complex built in 1957, comprising two 14 story red brick buildings at 345 West 58th Street and 30 West 60th Street. Designed by Sylvan and Robert Bien, the buildings frame a two acre private landscaped garden reserved exclusively for residents, creating an urban oasis just west of Columbus Circle. The complex was developed as part of a controversial Title I urban renewal project that had the highest land acquisition costs in the nation at the time, originally built as rental housing before converting to cooperative ownership in the mid 1980s following legal disputes over the conversion process.
The buildings feature dramatic porte cochère entrances with curved driveways and large lobbies with glass walls overlooking the formal garden. Apartments range from studios to three bedrooms, with many units recently renovated to include chef's kitchens with high end appliances like Miele, Viking, and Bluestar ranges, quartz countertops, and custom cabinetry. Common features across units include generous closet space (often walk in configurations), king sized bedrooms, and new soundproof windows. Many apartments offer garden views, and washer/dryer installation is permitted with board approval, with some units already equipped with in-unit laundry.
The complex offers full service amenities including 24 hour doormen, a live-in superintendent, on-site property management, a state-of-the-art fitness center, bicycle and storage rooms, central laundry facilities, and a 24 hour valet parking garage with discounted rates for shareholders. The location provides immediate access to Central Park, Lincoln Center, and the Time Warner Center, with Whole Foods, multiple subway lines (A, C, B, D, 1), and numerous restaurants and shops within a two minute walk. The co-op maintains flexible policies allowing pets, pied-Ă -terre use, co purchasing, guarantors, and subletting after three years of ownership, with 80% financing permitted and a 2% flip tax. Monthly maintenance includes heat, gas, and hot water.
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