675 W End Avenue #2C

Charming one bedroom, one bathroom prewar unit in central Upper West Side location. This quiet and spacious rear-facing apartment with classic details is the perfect retreat. Freshly painted and with newly sanded and refinished original parquet floors, the unit has high, beamed ceilings, original baseboard and picture moldings and a graceful entry foyer. The large galley kitchen with a northwest-facing window is complete with modern conveniences including a full-size dishwasher, a new fridge, new oven/cooktop, plenty of cabinetry extending up to the ceiling and a washer/dryer combination unit. Open sky views behind the neighboring buildings and reflective light from the brick building across the way provides a surprising amount of natural light in both the living room and bedroom. Sconce lighting is featured in the spacious living room where there is also plenty of room for dining and other furniture as needed. Step into the bedroom where you’ll find space for a king-sized bed, an armoire and additional seating. A fully-outfitted, massive walk-in closet ensures your storage needs are met. The windowed bath features a recently reglazed tub, pedestal sink and simple white floor to ceiling tiles. Built in 1925, 675 West End Avenue is a professionally-managed co-op building with a live-in super and attended lobby from 7am-1am seven days a week. This lovely location within the Riverside-West End Historic District is mere inches from Riverside Park's stunning gardens, bike paths, monuments, and the beloved Hippo Playground. Enjoy leisurely walks through Joan of Arc Park, relax in the serene West 87th Street Community Garden, or explore the boundless beauty of Central Park, all just moments from your doorstep. Transportation is a breeze, with easy access to the 1/2/3, A/C and B/D trains, excellent bus service, and CitiBikes nearby. This neighborhood boasts plenty of attractions, including Symphony Space, Equinox Fitness, and Trader Joe's at 93rd & Columbus. Available ASAP. Co-op approval required. Sorry, no pets. Images are virtually stages.