A newly renovated studio apartment in Manhattan is begging for the spotlight. Situated inside a 24-hour doorman co-op at 408 West 57th Street between Ninth & Tenth avenues, the building is in a prime Midtown West location. It was constructed in 1956 and has 10 floors. Many of its 147 residences are newly renovated, and it also has an updated lobby.
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The studio, Residence 8K, has a functional layout with plenty of closet space, natural light, and open views. The living area is 12'6" x 20', and it has a kitchen with plenty of counter space, and a spacious bathroom. The apartment features hardwood floors, a dressing room, three closets, and through-wall A/C. The renovated kitchen has stainless steel appliances and wood cabinetry, and the bathroom has tiled walls and great lighting. The unit is on the market for $498,000 and has a a monthly maintenance fee of $662. The building has a flexible sublet policy, and the studio can serve as a pied-à-terre.
There are three other residences for sale in the building: two studios starting from $325,000 and a one-bedroom unit for $749,000. The additional listings can be viewed here.
The building hosts a full-service lobby with a 24-hour doorman, a laundry room, private storage, and parking. Only a short walk to Lincoln Square, Time Warner Center, and Central Park, the building shares a neighborhood with some of the city’s greatest destinations, and you'll be connected to the rest of the city with numerous transportation options. As the listing says, this unit will not last long!
The building hosts a full-service lobby with a 24-hour doorman, a laundry room, private storage, and parking. Only a short walk to Lincoln Square, Time Warner Center, and Central Park, the building shares a neighborhood with some of the city’s greatest destinations, and you'll be connected to the rest of the city with numerous transportation options. As the listing says, this unit will not last long!
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