79 Hamilton Place, #23

Remodeled and Remarkable! This amazing two-bedroom co-op apartment that feels like a house. Located at the corner of Hamilton Place and West 140th Street, the storied Beau-Arts brownstone with its curvilinear corner was built in 1910 and sits across from Alexander Park and Playground. This uptown residence in Hamilton Heights has been completely renovated and is move-in ready. The first thing to note is the layout and huge amount of space.

The entry leads into a long hallway gallery with video intercom and overhead pendant lighting. Various rooms lead off the hallway, with sunny exposures on three sides of this magnificent city home. Exposed brick walls are complemented by neutral custom colors.

Lovely crown molding, gleaming hardwood floors, and large windows with eye-popping views lend even further to the appeal. A Euro-style gourmet kitchen hugs one wall, with white stone counters, a herringbone tile backsplash, high-end stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, and a chic dining island. The modern cooking space is completely open to the sunny main living and dining area. French doors lead into an adjacent family room or den at the triangular corner of the building.

The skyline vistas from the bay windows are just magnificent. Across the hallway is a cozy second bedroom that could also be an office or yoga room. There is one more room that can be a den, a nursery, or even a third bedroom. The spacious primary bedroom is found at the far end of the floorplan for maximum privacy, with a wall of closet space and a nice sunny spot to sit and read.

Also notable is the completely remodeled bath with wall-to-wall white brick tiling, a designer vessel sink, Toto toilet, and a tub and shower combo with frameless glass bi-fold door. There’s even an LG programmable all-in-one washer/dryer. This is a 5th-floor walkup, HDFC building. The income limits are as follows: The cap is 120% of the area median income (ami) 1 Person - $118,680; 2 people $135,600; 3 people $152,520; 4 people $169.440. You’ll be on a tree lined street between Broadway and Amsterdam, and a block from so many great bars and restaurants.

Riverbank State Park with its swimming pool, tennis, track, and amphitheater is two blocks away, and beyond that is the Hudson River.

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