Historic 1910 brownstone co-op with eight residences featuring duplex layouts, private gardens and patios, exposed brick, and decorative fireplaces. Prime Upper West Side location near Riverside Park with flexible ownership allowing pied-à-terre and subletting.
316 West 83rd Street is a three story co op in a Romanesque Renaissance Revival brownstone dating to 1910, with eight residences on a tree lined Upper West Side block. Its apartment mix includes duplexes and private outdoor space, including garden and patio layouts that give some homes a more house like arrangement.
Many apartments retain exposed brick and decorative fireplaces, along with hardwood floors and south facing exposures. Balconies, private gardens or patios, and in unit washer dryers recur among the homes, while the layouts range from lofted studios to one and two bedroom duplexes.
The building is on the Upper West Side between Riverside Drive and West End Avenue, moments from Riverside Park and close to Zabar's, neighborhood restaurants, cafes, shops, and museums. The 1, 2, 3, B, and C subway lines serve the surrounding area. Pied à terre ownership and subletting are allowed, and a 2% flip tax is paid by the purchaser.
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