$400,000

Welcome to apartment 4A6 Hillview Towers at 345 West 145th Street in Hamilton Heights! Great opportunity to own your very own one-bedroom apartment (no income restrictions) in the most affordable full-service building in Manhattan. This homey apartment is move-in ready with an updated and enlarged kitchen, new stove and refrigerator, and plenty of cabinets. There is also a newly renovated bathroom with a walk-in shower, and you will find ample storage in a wall of closets in the entry hall. New light fixtures as well along with a new air-conditioner. The current set up with the living room and bedroom can be reversed should you prefer to have a corner living room with a sunny eastern exposure that has a view looking towards Jackie Robinson park (see virtually-staged photo). There is also a nook in the current living room for a home office.

Residents rave about the staff and the ultra-convenient location, with the A, B, C, D subway entrance on the same block ? and just 2 express stops to Columbus Circle and 3 stops to 42nd Street. Super low maintenance too of $620/month which includes, heat, water, cooking gas and real estate taxes. Maintenance increases are rare in part due to the large array of commercial tenants that include a bank, health center and a residents-only garage.

Hillview Towers offers a full-time doorman, live-in super, parking garage, newly renovated lobby, laundry room, storage room and bike room. Parents buying, guarantors, and pied-a-terre are allowed. Unlimited subletting after two years of ownership. Pets are welcome!

Across the street from the building provides access to Jackie Robinson Park (seasonal green market) as well as one of NYC?s most beautiful historic districts, filled with architectural treasures, that includes gorgeous townhouses along Convent Avenue, Hamilton Grange (former home of Alexander and Eliza Hamilton), the magnificent City College campus, and free-standing mansions including the James A. Bailey house. Other neighborhood amenities include abundant food shopping, a wide variety of restaurants, Riverbank State Park on the Hudson and Riverside Park (both 4 blocks West), and the commercial arteries of 145th Street, Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway.

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