275 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Jul 28, 2023Last Price Change: -9.3% ($25,500) on Jan 4Days on Market: 275Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Washington Heights (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 189 times
Monthly Maintenance:
$661
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$1,378
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$2,039
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($49,900),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Art Deco Classic Studio in Hudson Heights!
This large studio apartment in Hudson Heights feels more like a one-bedroom with its amazing floorplan and period details. The historic Art Deco building near Bennet Park was designed by noted architect Horace Ginsbern and completed in 1939.
You’ll enter a large foyer with two closets, and an arched entry leading into the main living area.
Glorious parquet wood floors with walnut inlay have been immaculately restored. The main room is large enough for your furniture, media, a desk, and a bed as well. Art Deco design elements include two arched book niches, and dramatic curved corner walls.
A delightful adjacent dining alcove with oversized windows could alternately serve as a work-from-home office or library. A cute kitchen features tile floors, a tile backsplash, wooden cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a farmhouse-style porcelain sink set into a granite countertop. A tall window with a deep sill invites natural light inside as you prepare your meals.
A fabulous, remodeled bath combines the best of old and new, with pink and black wall tile, a pedestal sink with designer fixtures, a medicine cabinet, and a Deco-style shower/tub combo surrounded by textured glass. This landmark building has a live-in super/porter, a laundry room, bike room, extra storage, a beautiful patio and garden, and an incredible marble lobby with a wall mural. The co-op is close to the 181 Street subway, coffee, shops, restaurants, and so much more.
Glorious parquet wood floors with walnut inlay have been immaculately restored. The main room is large enough for your furniture, media, a desk, and a bed as well. Art Deco design elements include two arched book niches, and dramatic curved corner walls.
A delightful adjacent dining alcove with oversized windows could alternately serve as a work-from-home office or library. A cute kitchen features tile floors, a tile backsplash, wooden cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a farmhouse-style porcelain sink set into a granite countertop. A tall window with a deep sill invites natural light inside as you prepare your meals.
A fabulous, remodeled bath combines the best of old and new, with pink and black wall tile, a pedestal sink with designer fixtures, a medicine cabinet, and a Deco-style shower/tub combo surrounded by textured glass. This landmark building has a live-in super/porter, a laundry room, bike room, extra storage, a beautiful patio and garden, and an incredible marble lobby with a wall mural. The co-op is close to the 181 Street subway, coffee, shops, restaurants, and so much more.
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Listing Agent (Seller's Representative)
Listing courtesy of
Bizzarro Agency LLC
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