225 W 60th Street #7E

PRICE REALLY IMPROVED... HURRY TO HUDSON... Welcome to a delightful two bedroom, two full-bath condo apartment located on a quiet, tree-lined block in Columbus Circle West. Each room has floor-to-ceiling (9') windows that flood the apartment with all-day natural northern light and views of a lovely private park and tennis courts. The spacious, open floor Living/Dining room has a well-appointed kitchen featuring professional stainless steel appliances, granite countertop, stacked Bosch washer/dryer, and pantry storage. The king-sized primary bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with capacious custom closets. Gorgeous hardwood flooring throughout, and multi-zone central A/C make living very comfortable and affordable. This 18-story, mixed-use building opened in 2006 and has 80 residential condominiums and a 40,000-square-foot, five-level facility for Lander College for Women of Touro College. The Hudson is a well-managed, full-service luxury boutique condominium: - 24-hour doorman/concierge - resident manager - pet-friendly. Building amenities: - gorgeous planted roof deck with lounge - spectacular views of the Hudson River and City skyline - complete fitness room with private terrace. The NYC Gertrude Ederle Recreation Center with indoor swimming pool, gym and indoor basketball court is directly across the street for an annual fee of only $125. Situated at the crossroads of Columbus Circle, Central Park, and Hell’s Kitchen. Experience a world-class neighborhood with fabulous cafés, renowned restaurants, shops, and Lincoln Center. For those with culinary aspirations, who wouldn’t be thrilled to have Whole Foods, Morton Williams, Williams Sonoma, and more all nearby. A block away is the beautiful Hudson River Park & Greenway, offering you escape from the hustle and bustle for walks, bike rides and sunset views on the river. The nearby 59th/Columbus Street subway lines (A,B,C,D,1), buses, and other services make Columbus Circle a very convenient transit hub. Take advantage of the best schools, restaurants, bars and music venues, especially Jazz at Lincoln Center. Residence or investment -- what more could you ask for? (Photos are virtually staged.)