Yon Studio Chamè Ant Central Park ak Lincoln Center!

Nan yon blòk trankil ki gen pye bwa sou toude bò li nan Lincoln Square, Apatman 1D rasanble detay moun renmen nan kay ki te konstwi anvan lagè. Plafon ki gen travès yo, ki mezire 12 pye wotè, fè yon enpresyon imedya, pandan planche an bwa di yo ak fwaye antre a bay studio a chalè ak karaktè.

Plan an byen panse, li gen ladan l de gwo klozèt, yon kwizin separe ki gen fenèt ak yon twalèt ki gen fenèt. Kwizin nan gen kabinè ak aparèy blan, epi twalèt la te renove ak fini klasik.

17 West 64th Street se yon kooperativ boutique ki te konstwi anvan lagè, ak yon asansè modènize, yon sal lesiv, yon sipèentandan ki rete nan bilding lan ak sekirite videyo. Yo pèmèt bèt kay, acha ansanm, sou-lokatè ak itilizasyon kòm pied-à-terre, sou rezèv apwobasyon konsèy administrasyon an.

Central Park ak Lincoln Center jis kèk pa lwen pòt ou, pandan Columbus Circle, restoran katye yo, boutik yo ak transpò piblik yo toupre. Se yon chwa atiran kòm rezidans prensipal oswa kòm yon pied-à-terre nan Manhattan.

*Foto yo prezante avèk mèb ak dekorasyon vityèl.

A Charming Studio Between Central Park and Lincoln Center!

On a quiet, tree-lined block in Lincoln Square, Apartment 1D brings together the details people love about prewar homes. The 12-foot beamed ceilings make an immediate impression, while hardwood floors and an entry foyer give the studio warmth and character.

The thoughtful layout includes two generous closets, a separate windowed kitchen and a windowed bathroom. The kitchen has white cabinetry and appliances, and the bathroom has been refreshed with classic finishes.

17 West 64th Street is a boutique prewar co-op with an upgraded elevator, laundry room, live-in superintendent and video security. Pets, co-purchasing, subletting and pied-à-terre use are permitted, subject to board approval.

Central Park and Lincoln Center are just moments from your door, with Columbus Circle, neighborhood restaurants, shops and transit close by. It’s an appealing choice for a primary home or a Manhattan pied-à-terre.

*Photos are virtually staged