CONTRACT SIGNEDALL IN ONE - SPONSOR SALESponsor Sale - NO BOARD APPROVAL Brand new full renovation Quiet North & East Exposures New Bosch Washer/Dryer Large rooms Windowed Open-Kitchen w/ Breakfast Bar Steps to Central Park Trader Joe's & Whole Foods short walk away, along with extensive other services and restaurantsThis is a terrific and beautiful apartment. In addition to a full new renovation, it has spacious rooms throughout and excellent storage space. It enjoys quiet north and east exposures through 9 windows. The apartment includes a 20ft living/dining open to a 15ft windowed kitchen, a 17ft corner MBR, and a 17ft second BR. So much space next to Central Park in a full service quality pre-war building!The apartment is completely renovated with new floors, kitchen and bathrooms, granite countertops, high quality soft close cabinetry, and all new appliances, including a Bosch washer and dryer. It boasts modern amenities, whilst retaining timeless pre-war details hardwood floors and high beamed ceilings. In addition, the building now allows split-system air conditioning.Built in 1931, 35 West 92nd Street is a wonderful Neo-Romanesque brick building set within the Upper West Side/Central Park West Historic District. Here, residents enjoy 24-hour attended lobby, live-in superintendent, laundry, children's play area, storage bins and bike room. This well-maintained building permits pets and pied-a-terres.The building is set just a few steps from Central Park's 843 acres of stunning open space with walking paths, playing fields, tennis courts, reservoir and much, much more. Also a short walk from most dynamic UWS shopping and services developments - including Trader Joe's and Whole Foods Market, terrific restaurants, and much more. Transportation is most convenient, only a short walk to the B, C, 1, 2, and 3 trains as well as the M7, M11, M10 and M96 buses. The area continues to undergo dynamic new development, and is attracting widespread buyer interest.NYC/NYS Transfer taxes paid by Buyer.
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