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304 West 75th Street is a 16-story Art Deco cooperative built in 1927 with amenities including a fitness room, garden, and 24-hour doormen. The pet-friendly building is located near Riverside Park, gourmet supermarkets, and public transportation, allowing pied a terre ownership with board approval.
304 West 75th Street is a 1927 Art Deco cooperative designed by Robert T. Lyons, whose work also includes the Gramercy Park Hotel. The building contains 117 apartments over 18 stories.
The recurring alcove studio plan separates sleeping and living areas, while corner and multi exposure layouts bring light from more than one direction. Many residences retain beamed ceilings, original moldings, hardwood floors and walk-in closets, and several higher floor homes with western exposures have direct Hudson River views.
The building is staffed by a 24 hour doorman and live-in superintendent, with a fitness room, central laundry, bike room, resident storage and landscaped garden. The co-op permits pied-à-terre ownership with board approval and dogs up to 40 pounds; subletting is limited to three of every five years after an initial year of owner occupancy.
Riverside Park is less than a block west, and Fairway, Citarella and Trader Joe's are concentrated around the West 72nd Street and Broadway corridor. The 1, 2 and 3 trains stop at 72nd Street and Broadway.
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