$169,000

Located in a prewar setback mid-rise elevator building designed by the architect, Horace Ginsbern, who designed the first Art Deco building in the Bronx. This large and graciously laid out studio has garden and partial city views. It has a traditional elegance combined with the finest cutting edge finishes and features makes it a very rare opportunity. It has the original prewar details: high ceiling, wood panel floors, floor to ceiling closets, entry foyer, setback shelf, arches and windows in each room. There is a full size floor to ceiling closet in the entry foyer. Heat and hot water is included in the maintenance. Sorry NO Dogs, but CATS are welcome.

The windowed kitchen has a granite counter, modern cabinets, stainless steel appliances and extra storage. The living area has a window, a freestanding kitchen island with integral storage and two kitchen stools. There is room to have a living room with sofa etc. The apartment has been masterly renovated allowing a bed to be placed in the alcove. The bathroom is separated from the living area with a door. Inside there is a dressing area, closet and a totally renovate full size bathroom with a window, leaving original prewar details.

The building has roses flourishing on trellises in the front of the building along with green plants. The pathway leading to the building has hand laid Italian bricks, and is surrounded by seasonal flora, trees and lush greenery. At the end of the entry is a Zen fountain on a hill. The setback elevator buildings entrance was renovated a few years ago. It has an intercom. The Art Deco lobby has stone floors, fireplace and a stone staircase that ascends to the top floor. The super lives in. There is separate individual storage (outside vendor) and a full laundry in the basement. There is also a separate service entrance.

The bus stops for the Jitney to the Metro North, MTA local and express buses is across the street. The #1 subway is three blocks east. There is an intimate and famous park adjacent to the building. You are withi a short distance to the Broadway, Riverdale and Johnson Avenue shopping streets, trendy, fast food and ethnic restaurants, Starbucks, gyms, Riverdale Tennis, Riverdale Spa, outdoor parking across the street, indoor parking on West 231st Street,Manhattan College, JFK H.S., Charter and elementary schools. There is a five minute ride to Manhattan College, Marymount College, Fieldstone, Horace Mann, Ethical Culture and Riverdale Country school.