250 W 94th Street #11-E

We are pleased to present this special pre-war 2 bed, 1.5 bath with in-unit washer/dryer at the coveted Stanton Cooperative. The theme is light and space, and Unit 11E has plenty of both. An oversized formal entry flows into this apartment?s expansive living and dining room (over 21 feet long!) while beamed high ceilings and elegant French doors add a nice touch of character. The windowed galley kitchen offers substantial cabinet storage and counter space, as well as a conveniently located windowed half-bathroom. A separate service entrance serves as a handy egress for deliveries and rubbish removal. The split bedrooms are a rare find, with three large closets in the King-sized master while the second bedroom can alternatively be used as an office/den or formal dining room depending on your needs. Located between the master and the living room is a renovated, windowed full bathroom with rain shower. Built in 1925 by renowned architects Sugarman and Berger and named after suffragette Elizabeth Cady Stanton, The Stanton is an elegant pre-war building offering white glove service. Residents enjoy 24-hour doorman, a beautifully landscaped roof deck, fully-equipped gym with sauna, library/meeting room, central laundry, children's play room, private storage, bike room and live-in super. Located in the heart of the Upper West Side on the corner of Broadway but with its entrance on quaint West 94th Street, The Stanton is ideally situated half a block from the 1/2/3 subway station, the crosstown bus at 96th Street, Equinox Health Club, both Central and Riverside Parks, and a plethora of excellent restaurants and amenities ? including Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and Symphony Space, just one block away. Pets welcome! Central air or thru-wall A/C permitted with board approval. Note: The Stanton has recently undergone capital improvements including a replacement window project, oil to gas conversion, and exercise room and bike-storage upgrades. Monthly assessment of $149.89 ends Dec. 2019. (Square Footage is an approximation. Photos are virtually staged.)