Apartment details

City: New York
Borough: Manhattan
Building: 165 West 66th Street, New York NY 10023
Unit: 3V
Pets policy: Pets OK

Amenities

•  Doorman
•  Elevator
•  Health Club
•  Laundry
•  Garage
•  Bicycle Room
•  Storage
•  Dining Room

Building amenities

•  Doorman
•  Elevator
•  Health Club
•  Laundry
•  Garage
•  New Construction
•  Bicycle Room
•  Storage
•  Pied a Terre
•  Children Playroom

Description

Priced to sell!<br>Very low maintenance in this fully renovated junior one bedroom.<br>Facing East and North with NYC streets and tree views. Large living room with the separate dining area. Renovated kitchen features white cabinets, marble back-splash, granite counter-tops, stainless steal appliances: LG microwave, Bosch dishwasher and porcelain tiled floors. Separate bedroom with air conditioning/heating unit. Renovated bathroom with glass bathroom door, vanity and extra large medicine cabinet. Abundance of closet space, parquet tiled floors throughout. Located in a full-service, luxury building with a 24-hour doorman. <br>Lincoln Terrace building has abundance of amenities including a 24 hour doorman, garage in the building, laundry facilities, package room, and storage room. You also have access to the state of the art gym, bicycle room and playroom located on the main level. Its wonderful location allows you to be steps from Broadway for easy access to all transportation, dancing, dining, shopping and more. Close proximity to Central Park & Riverside Park for all of your outdoor activities as well. This building is pet friendly and has a 2% Buyers Flip Tax. Close to two Central Park and Riverside Park . Most pets welcome. Convenient to all transportation, shopping, restaurants, theater and more. 2% flip tax. 75% financing allowed.Welcome to Lincoln Terrace, a full service luxury high rise located in the posh Lincoln Square Area on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. This twenty story building was built in 1964 by architect Ralph E. Leff. It was one of the first large residential buildings constructed in this neighborhood after the completion of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts with its 375 units. The building went co-operative in 1984.

Listing broker

Elliot Bogod

Source

Rolex