467 West 163rd Street, 5 Heights 163, Washington Heights, Manhattan, NY 10032
for sale | Condo | Built in 2006
- Maintenance/Common Charges: $831
- Monthly Taxes: $22
- 10% Down: $92,500
- Available 05/13/24
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467 West 163rd Street, 5 Heights 163, Washington Heights, Manhattan, NY 10032
for sale | Condo | Built in 2006
- Maintenance/Common Charges: $831
- Monthly Taxes: $22
- 10% Down: $92,500
- Available 05/13/24
The Details
About 467 West 163rd Street, 5, Heights 163, Washington Heights, Manhattan, NY 10032
Welcome to apartment #5 at the Morris Park Condominium at 467 West 163rd Street! Amazing opportunity to own a 2-3 bedroom, 2 bath condo with two private terraces with under $900 in common charges and real estate taxes with an abatement through June, 2032. The apartment is in excellent move-in condition and has been minimally used. This boutique condominium has one apartment per floor with keyed elevator a...
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Washington Heights
While a physical distance from Manhattan’s hubbub may place it far away in mind, one shouldn’t forget about Washington Heights. Bounded on its east and west by the Harlem and Hudson rivers, the neighborhood and its hilly streets often intersect with glorious nature. Ample parks — including three certifiably massive ones — bless Washington Heights with the kind of green space most in Manhattan can only dream of. It’s a feature that echoes the area’s delayed urbanization, something eventually hastened by the subway’s arrival in the 1900s. Before the 20th century, residences were few and far between — mainly single-family homes and mansions. One of those, the Morris-Jumel Mansion, remains standing as the oldest house in Manhattan. Presently, this northern neighborhood is dotted with impressive apartment buildings, including historic structures overlooking the Hudson. Up there between 155th and Dyckman streets, Washington Heights is a serene enclave as integral to the city’s identity as anywhere else.