$750,000

A rare opportunity to own this 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment on the highest floor serviced by elevator, in the tallest building in the area, across from Riverside Park, with a gorgeous river view. Pre-war charm and grandeur, as well as unique historical features and character welcome you as you enter the magnificent lobby and continue as you get to the apartment. Abundance of natural light throughout the day and 24-hour breathtaking views create a perfect oasis. Relax and watch both sunrise and sunset from the windows of your cozy home. Nicely proportioned living / dining / kitchen area allows you to entertain friends. Windows across the apartment, including in the kitchen and bathroom, provide you with East, North, and Northwest sights. In addition to the closet in the living room, there is a large walk-in closet in the bedroom. Nicely executed custom built-ins provide you with additional space to place various items. To complement this, you can rent storage space in the building. All of this and with an attractively low maintenance.

Designed and constructed by Harvey Wiley Corbett in 1928, the Master Apartments is an Art Deco landmark building, converted to a cooperative in 1988. This full service co-op, with 28 floors and over 300 units, has full-time concierge in the lobby, on-site management office and a large maintenance staff. The Master's grand lobby has been restored, storage areas have been installed with lockers of all sizes, a state-of-the-art bike room was added, and the large laundry facility was renovated. Recently its hallways were completely remodeled. The co-op is pet friendly and allows pieds-a-terre, gifting, co-purchasing, and guarantors. The Master Gallery in the lobby hosts four shows per year, promoting resident and neighborhood artists. Due to its rich cultural and architectural history, the Master was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2016.

Step out of the building and walk into Riverside Park. Take the stairs down to Hudson River walkway, and take a walk, run, ride a bicycle, or have a nice picnic on the green grass. If you are a tennis player, walk a few blocks south to the public courts. Alternatively, you can walk a few blocks east to Central Park. It feels that you are in the middle of nature, while living in the heart of Manhattan. It is close to public transportation, food shopping, restaurants, entertainment centers, Columbia University's campus and much more. There is an ongoing monthly capital contribution of $54.35.