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- Price$260,000
- TypeCo-op
- Bedroom1
- Bathroom1
- Rooms3.5
- Approx. Sq. Ft.800
Key Features
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
- Great closet space
- Hardwood floors
- Prewar detail
- Renovated bathroom
*HUGE ONE BEDROOM SPONSOR UNIT* This elevated first floor home is quietly nestled in the back of the building facing a planted sitting courtyard. You'll delight in the size and layout of this one bedroom from the large usable foyer to the jumbo renovated eat-in kitchen with two windows to the five fabulous closets?this is a special opportunity to live comfortably and affordably. The living room and bedroom are nicely separated, while the bathroom has been fully renovated in classic white tiles. Throughout you'll find crown molding, basket weave floors with Mahogany inlay in the living room and lovely hardwood floors elsewhere. LOW MAINTENANCE and NO BOARD APPROVAL make this a superior deal! Quietly situated in a well established building offering a resident Superintendent, laundry, bike storage, video security and a private garden with children's play area, this pet friendly building is just steps from the glorious Ft. Tryon Park as well as Inwood Hill Park. Wonderful new restaurants are nearby as well as the Saturday Farmers Market, and other convenient shopping. The "A? and #1 trains are super close as is affordable garage parking. If you long for a greener quality of life without leaving Manhattan, there is no better place to nest than Inwood.
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Inwood
Uptown, north of Dyckman Street.
Inwood is the purported site of Peter Minuit’s purchase of Manhattan from the Lenape Indians — one of the most famous real estate transactions in history. Inwood offers affordable co-ops, free-standing single-family homes and, most recently, luxury condos. Townhouses and Art Deco apartment buildings lie to the west of Broadway, and to the East is rental housing and a vibrant street life. With an influx of downtowners seeking quiet and value, Inwood has a developing arts community, a fun and growing nightlife and a variety of new restaurants including Park Terrace Bistro, a Moroccan restaurant on Broadway with raves from Zagat’s and the Michelin Guide.
This well established co-op offers a resident superintendent, laundry, bike storage, video security and a private garden with children's play area. Near Ft. Tryon Park as well as Inwood Hill Park, the A and 1 trains, affordable parking and shopping/restaurants.
Additional features of this building include: Bike Storage, Resident Superintendent.
- Prewar
- Built in 1940
- 6 floors
- 60 units
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
- Common courtyard
