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Master, 310 Riverside Drive, #1019
1130 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Mar 16, 2021Last Price Change: -4.3% ($16,000) on Oct 22Days on Market: 1130Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Riverside Dr./West End Ave. (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 472 times
Monthly Maintenance:
$621
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$2,217
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$2,838
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 10% ($35,900),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Paris in New York! What a lovely perch at The Master Apartments! Atop the tenth floor of the famed Master Apartment Building, currently highlighted in "New York Magazine" for its historical details and artistic pedigree, this is one of the rare studios here with corner windows.
Eight window panes offer incredible light from this North East Corner studio with incredible closet and storage space! Casement windows offer wonderful breezes and open City views. Freshly painted and ready for move in this lovely home has a square shaped living area with a built in murphy bed with excellent shelving, and plenty of room for dining table and work from home.
The classic black and white tiled bath has pedestal sink, mirrored medicine cabinet and deep soaking tub. Two large and deep closets offer plenty of storage. Kitchenette is serviceable but for full time living can be expanded.
This sunny space will make a great home, pied a terre or first time purchase in New York City.
The Master Apartments is a Full Service Landmarked, Art Deco cooperative that allows pets, pied a terres, parent purchases. After full time residency for a year, owners can sublet for four out of six years. There is a large, modern laundry room, bike storage, storage bins for rent (wait list) Concierge, Doormen, Full Time Resident Manager, and high speed elevators.
The maintenance is super low -- $588, plus capital contribution $29, and currently electric is $3.25. Designed by prolific Art Deco architect Harvey Wiley Corbett in 1929, the Master Apartments began as a personal museum for a renowned Russian artist and philosopher Nicholas Roerich. The grand lobby still maintains its artistic flair, hosting exhibits of local artists.
This stately cooperative remains the tallest building on Riverside Drive, was the first to offer corner windows and was added to the National Register of Historic Paces in 2016. Located at Northwest corner of 103rd Street and Riverside Drive, the park beckons, as well as nearby stores, restaurants, transportation and Columbia University. Located just two and a half blocks to the 1/3 train, the area is chock full of great eateries and food stores including Absolute Bagels, Serafina, The Ellington, Cafe du Soleil, Ollie’s Noodle Shop, Silver Moon Bakery, Bosino, Flor de Mayo, Calle Ocho, Sal and Carmine, Osteria 106, Garden of Eden, Westside Market, H Mart and many more.
Eight window panes offer incredible light from this North East Corner studio with incredible closet and storage space! Casement windows offer wonderful breezes and open City views. Freshly painted and ready for move in this lovely home has a square shaped living area with a built in murphy bed with excellent shelving, and plenty of room for dining table and work from home.
The classic black and white tiled bath has pedestal sink, mirrored medicine cabinet and deep soaking tub. Two large and deep closets offer plenty of storage. Kitchenette is serviceable but for full time living can be expanded.
This sunny space will make a great home, pied a terre or first time purchase in New York City.
The Master Apartments is a Full Service Landmarked, Art Deco cooperative that allows pets, pied a terres, parent purchases. After full time residency for a year, owners can sublet for four out of six years. There is a large, modern laundry room, bike storage, storage bins for rent (wait list) Concierge, Doormen, Full Time Resident Manager, and high speed elevators.
The maintenance is super low -- $588, plus capital contribution $29, and currently electric is $3.25. Designed by prolific Art Deco architect Harvey Wiley Corbett in 1929, the Master Apartments began as a personal museum for a renowned Russian artist and philosopher Nicholas Roerich. The grand lobby still maintains its artistic flair, hosting exhibits of local artists.
This stately cooperative remains the tallest building on Riverside Drive, was the first to offer corner windows and was added to the National Register of Historic Paces in 2016. Located at Northwest corner of 103rd Street and Riverside Drive, the park beckons, as well as nearby stores, restaurants, transportation and Columbia University. Located just two and a half blocks to the 1/3 train, the area is chock full of great eateries and food stores including Absolute Bagels, Serafina, The Ellington, Cafe du Soleil, Ollie’s Noodle Shop, Silver Moon Bakery, Bosino, Flor de Mayo, Calle Ocho, Sal and Carmine, Osteria 106, Garden of Eden, Westside Market, H Mart and many more.
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Corcoran Group
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