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Intimate 1910 pre-war co-op with 34 units on the Upper West Side, steps from Riverside Park Features spacious, light-filled apartments, strong financials with low maintenance, and modern amenities including gym and bike storage
The Fremont is a 34 apartment pre-war co-op at 310 West 94th Street, half a block from Riverside Park. Built in 1910, it rises seven stories on a tree lined block between Riverside Drive and West End Avenue.
Apartments commonly have entry foyers, high ceilings, generous living spaces and substantial closet storage. A lobby level maisonette uses an expansive first floor plan with split bedrooms arranged around an open living and dining area.
The basement contains a laundry room, bicycle storage, private storage facilities, a recreation room and a gym. The building also has a community room, playroom and live-in superintendent, and it is pet friendly.
Riverside Park’s Hippo and Dinosaur playgrounds and tennis courts are close to the building, while Symphony Space is at Broadway and 95th Street. The 1, 2 and 3 trains stop at the 96th Street station on Broadway.
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