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Towers on the Park I, 300 West 110th Street, #16J
$595,000
($1,010 per ft2)
| 1 bed, 1 bath | Approx. 589 ft2
89 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Jan 30, 2024Days on Market: 89Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Central Park West (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 158 times
Monthly Common Charges:
$493
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$800
Total Taxes & Fees:
$1,293
($2.20/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$3,286
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$4,579
($7.77/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($119,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Come see a lovely high floor 1-bedroom apartment, splendidly updated and in completely move-in-ready condition. It represents an excellent value in a thriving and exciting location on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The apartment is located 1 block away from Morningside Park, and just across the street from Central Park.
The apartment faces southwest, the building’s quieter side, with airy and open city views, overlooking a lovely sunny private garden reserved only for resident homeowners. A rare treasure! Must be seen!
Low monthly charges and very tasteful finishes make this apartment an exceptional value. The kitchen was beautifully upgraded, as has the full bath.
This apartment vastly meets the needs and expectations of today’s modern buyers looking for value, growth and comfort--whether you’re looking to entertain guests or working from home.
The apartment is part of Towers on the Park Condominium, a modern, well-run full-service condominium with low monthly charges. Included are 24-hour Doorman services, a live-in Super, a parking garage, 2 private gardens, community and bike rooms, storage, and ground floor laundry facilities. Leasing is allowed with condo board approval after one year of ownership; cats are welcome--sorry, no dogs.
The location is a quiet residential neighborhood revitalized extensively in all directions, starting at the corner of Central Park West and Frederick Douglass Circle, including Central Park North, Cathedral Parkway and Frederick Douglass Boulevard.
Nearby, one cannot but be amazed by the stunning beauty and presence of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. Columbia University and Barnard College are very close by, as is Broadway where one can find practically everything, whether it is shopping for groceries or eating at fine restaurants--or just having plain fun hanging out with friends!
Near many of Manhattan’s West Side convenient bus and subway lines, Citi Bikes nearby, terrific neighborhood restaurants including: Marlow Bistro, Maison Harlem, Vinateria, Community Food and Juice, Le Monde, Chipotle, Chocolat Restaurant & Bar, Lido, Harlem Tavern and Ristorante Settepani. Neighborhood shopping: Whole Foods, West Side Market, Larry’s Bicycles, Trader Joe’s, Lidl, Central Markets, CVS, Duane Reade and The UPS Store--Costco is a short bus ride away!
Great pastries and coffee at: Levain Bakery, Starbucks, Cafe Amrita, Patisserie Des Ambassades, and, last but not least, a Farmer’s Market on Saturdays across the street. Plenty of exciting choices!
The apartment faces southwest, the building’s quieter side, with airy and open city views, overlooking a lovely sunny private garden reserved only for resident homeowners. A rare treasure! Must be seen!
Low monthly charges and very tasteful finishes make this apartment an exceptional value. The kitchen was beautifully upgraded, as has the full bath.
This apartment vastly meets the needs and expectations of today’s modern buyers looking for value, growth and comfort--whether you’re looking to entertain guests or working from home.
The apartment is part of Towers on the Park Condominium, a modern, well-run full-service condominium with low monthly charges. Included are 24-hour Doorman services, a live-in Super, a parking garage, 2 private gardens, community and bike rooms, storage, and ground floor laundry facilities. Leasing is allowed with condo board approval after one year of ownership; cats are welcome--sorry, no dogs.
The location is a quiet residential neighborhood revitalized extensively in all directions, starting at the corner of Central Park West and Frederick Douglass Circle, including Central Park North, Cathedral Parkway and Frederick Douglass Boulevard.
Nearby, one cannot but be amazed by the stunning beauty and presence of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. Columbia University and Barnard College are very close by, as is Broadway where one can find practically everything, whether it is shopping for groceries or eating at fine restaurants--or just having plain fun hanging out with friends!
Near many of Manhattan’s West Side convenient bus and subway lines, Citi Bikes nearby, terrific neighborhood restaurants including: Marlow Bistro, Maison Harlem, Vinateria, Community Food and Juice, Le Monde, Chipotle, Chocolat Restaurant & Bar, Lido, Harlem Tavern and Ristorante Settepani. Neighborhood shopping: Whole Foods, West Side Market, Larry’s Bicycles, Trader Joe’s, Lidl, Central Markets, CVS, Duane Reade and The UPS Store--Costco is a short bus ride away!
Great pastries and coffee at: Levain Bakery, Starbucks, Cafe Amrita, Patisserie Des Ambassades, and, last but not least, a Farmer’s Market on Saturdays across the street. Plenty of exciting choices!
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Listing Agent (Seller's Representative)
Listing courtesy of
Aciman Realty
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