205 W END Avenue #25C

This could be the best 2 BR ever offered in Lincoln Towers. It has it all -- pristine condition, highest end finishes, spectacular views -- it is move-in ready. On a high floor with southern and western exposures, the iconic corner 2 BR apartment captures gorgeous Hudson River, park and City views, and is bathed in brilliant sunshine all day, and even more brilliant sunsets in the evening. Relaxing on the 26" terrace for your morning coffee or end of day cocktail or dinner is a delight. But it's once you get inside that your breath will be taken away. Nothing's been overlooked. The granite and stainless kitchen has been opened and expanded to add a seven foot wide ceiling height pantry, and boasts a 36" six burner Jenn-Air oven, a Bosch dishwasher and a stunning glass door 36" Sub Zero refrigerator. The master bath has also been expanded, and is accented with Toto fixtures and a lovely Duravit vanity. New wood plank floors run throughout, all of the closet doors and hardware have been replaced, and there are new radiator and air conditioning covers in each room. The closet space, which includes two huge walk-ins, is overly generous. And a washer/dryer could be allowed! The apartment is in a white glove, modern luxury building with a gym, playroom and garage, and full access to all of the Lincoln Towers amenities. The complex's legendary gated private park, immediately out the back door, has a toddler's playground and a larger "bigger kids" playground, basketball and pickleball courts, and acres of greenery, picnic tables and walking and biking paths. Live here and be just steps from Lincoln Center, Central and Riverside Parks, and in the midst of the dynamic lower Upper West Side's plethora of dining, shopping, entertainment, cultural and educational (including PS 199) options. Minutes to The Apple Store, Trader Joe's, the AMC Multiplex, HMart and Morton Williams; a couple blocks further to Magnolia Bakery, The Shops at Columbus Circle, Fairway, Citarella, Strawberry Fields, The Pier 1 Cafe on the Hudson River, the Beacon Theater and Whole Foods; and for the really adventurous, a few minutes more to Zabar's, the Theater District, and the Museum of Natural History. Where else would you rather be?