670 West End Ave, 3-B

Welcome to #3B at 670 West End Avenue, an oversized, lightly renovated, three-bedroom with a fantastic layout; high ceilings; and ample, oversized windows in every room. Currently, the only unit available in this amenity-abundant, elevator building, and among only a handful of three-bedroom coops in the Upper Westside with low monthlies, so dont miss your chance to make this charming, picture-postcard neighborhood your home!

Upon entering, you are greeted by an elegant 16' entrance gallery which leads to an expansive 24 living room, creating ~40 of continuous, open space and offering great flexibility across living spaces. Both the primary and second bedroom are airy and oversized at nearly 19 long, easily accommodating king-sized beds, dual nightstands, large dressers, and even work-from-home setupsso no compromises on space! The large formal dining room was divided to make a third bedroom/home office but can be fully reverted to its original 19 specifications or converted entirely into another oversized bedroomtons of flexibility to make your own! The second and third bedrooms also offer excellent privacy for families and children (current owner has two young daughters).

Behind the entrance gallery, youll find no shortage of counter and cabinet space in the eat-in chefs kitchen which features new, soft-close cabinets and drawers, as well as stainless-steel appliances, including a new Samsung 4-door Flex Family Hub refrigerator with a Wi-Fi connected, oversized touchscreen (and AKG speakers), vented 5-burner cook-top, and Italian Verona double ovens. The kitchen also features a new Kohler 33 Riverby enameled, cast-iron, single-bowl kitchen sink, which is paired with a new Delta Essa touch faucet, matching the sink and faucet finishes in the butlers pantry area. And last but not least, the unit comes equipped with a vented, suburban-sized LG Direct Drive washer and gas dryertruly a dream space for large families!

670 West End was built in 1926 and designed by George and Edward Blum, prolific residential architects in Manhattan in the earliest part of the 20th century. The building shows the beginnings of the Art Deco movement with the use of both floral and geometric patterns and features an elegant and stunning lobby with a canopied entrance. The building was converted to a co-op in 1969 and is primarily owner occupied. Amenities and services include a 24-hour doorman, resident superintendent, newly renovated and oversized childrens playroom, deeded storage locker, and bicycle room with additional laundry facilities. The building also offers a beautifully landscaped, shared roof deck with a seasonal herb garden, perfect for the warmer months! Pets are welcome as well. Local law 11 work is currently being performed, without an assessment.

The local 1 train and the express 2 and 3 trains are on the block and the crosstown 96th Street bus is also nearby. Trader Joes is just down the street on 93rd! Symphony Space is just one block away. The abundant green spaces and recreation are embodied a block away in Riverside Park and Hippo Playground. Central Park is just one block past Trader Joes. The famous West Side red clay Riverside Courts are located at 96th Street on the Hudson River Greenway.