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Charming 1926 prewar co-op with spacious, light-filled apartments, modern renovations, and pet-friendly policies including pied-à-terre ownership. Prime Morningside Heights location one block from Riverside Park, near Columbia University, with easy 1 train access to Midtown.
Edgewood, located at 31 Tiemann Place in Morningside Heights, is a well-maintained 6-story elevator prewar co-op building constructed in 1926. The building features a handsome marble lobby, a live-in resident manager, and a renovated laundry room. It is pet-friendly and allows pieds-à-terre, with sublets permitted after one year of ownership. The building's prime location is just one block from Riverside Park and a short distance from Columbia University, making it an attractive option for students and professionals alike.
The apartments at Edgewood are characterized by their spacious layouts and abundant natural light, with many units featuring oversized windows and prewar details. Recent renovations have introduced modern conveniences, including updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and stylish bathrooms. Common features include high ceilings, hardwood floors, and flexible layouts that can accommodate various living arrangements, from one-bedroom to convertible three-bedroom configurations.
Residents enjoy easy access to local amenities, including a variety of restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores like Fairway Market. The proximity to the 1 train ensures a quick commute to Midtown Manhattan, enhancing the building's appeal for those seeking a vibrant urban lifestyle. Notable nearby dining options include Pisticci and Dinosaur BBQ, while the cultural offerings of Columbia University and Riverside Park provide ample recreational opportunities.
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