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Charming 1920 pre-war co-op on the Upper West Side near Riverside Park featuring elegant apartments with modern amenities, pet-friendly policies, and flexible subleasing in a vibrant neighborhood
323 West 83rd Street is a six story, 24 unit co op on the Upper West Side, built in 1920 in the Renaissance Revival style. Its most defining feature is its location on a tree lined block between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive, less than half a block from Riverside Park.
The pre war apartments retain details associated with the period, including roughly 10 foot ceilings, original hardwood floors, picture and baseboard moldings, and gracious foyers. Windowed kitchens and bathrooms recur across the apartments, while layouts include both one and two bedroom homes, with separate dining areas and split bedroom arrangements among the larger residences. One apartment has a French door opening to a small Parisian balcony beside the kitchen.
Building amenities include a furnished roof deck, laundry room, basement bike storage, and a live in superintendent. Private basement storage is also associated with several homes. The co op is pet friendly and has a liberal sublet policy, with co purchasing, gifting, pied à terre ownership, and parents buying for children permitted under the building's rules.
The building is a few blocks from the 86th Street station on Broadway, served by the 1 train, and close to the Upper West Side's shopping and restaurants, including Zabar's. Riverside Park supplies the immediate open space, while the block's low rise pre war buildings and mature trees give the address a quieter character than the avenues nearby.
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