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20 West 64th Street, New York, NY
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Why you’ll love it
- Renovated
- Pool
Bright one-bedroom with open views at One Lincoln Plaza.<br><br>The apartment enjoys excellent light and views north and east, with a spectacular view of Central Park.<br><br>Great closet spaces, the large bedroom could fit a king-size bed. The spacious living room can accommodate a dining area as well as a homework area.<br><br>This beautiful home is located in one of Manhattan's most sought-after buildings, just half a block west of Central Park, and a half-block east of Lincoln Center.<br><br>This full-service luxury building offers a sundeck, health club, pool, on the 44th floor, and a beautiful garden with fire pits and dining facilities on the eighth floor.<br><br>There is a 24-hour doorman, concierge, laundry on each floor, package room, valet service, maid service, and Dry cleaners.<br><br>Recently Renovated lobby and hallway.<br><br>This is a broker-fee apartment
Listed by: Sofya Prezhemeslyaner • (917) 913-5055 • LUCA PACI REAL ESTATE
Co-listed by: LUCA PACI REAL ESTATE
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FEMA Flood Zone X
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