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220 West 148th Street, New York, NY
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Why you’ll love it
- Garage
- Hardwood floors
OPEN HOUSES ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Spacious, loft-like alcove studio apartment having a separate sleeping quarter boasts 13'+/- ceilings, hardwood floors (no carpeting), central air conditioning & heating, open kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, an enormous living / dining area, an in-unit washer/dryer, over-sized windows having western exposure, and lots of closet space. The unit comes with a deeded storage cage and two transferable bike spaces situated in the same locked area as the storage cage. Monthly common charge includes hot & cold water, and cooking gas.<br><br>Located at PS 90, a turn of the century Gothic Style former school building designed by Charles BJ Snyder, and restored in 2010 into 75 luxurious residences. The building offers a 7 day per week part-time doorman, a 24 hour virtual doorman, a resident manager, a fitness room, billiard room, media room, bike storage, a cold storage room and a common garden. A parking garage is conveniently located next door and the express 3 train only a block away. Just 4 blocks for A,C,B,D on West 145 St & St Nicholas Ave. Get the M2 bus on the corner to New York Presbyterian Hospital on W 168 St. <br><br>Play tennis at the Frederick Johnson Tennis Courts aka The Jungle at West 151st St & Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd. Find shops and other services along Adam Clayton Powell Jr and Frederick Douglas Blvds including Super Foodtown and Fine Fare supermarkets.
Listed by: Brian Phillips • (212) 865-1100 • Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Co-listed by: Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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Affordability
$5,757/mo
- Mortgage$2,958
- Property tax$2,160
- HOA fee
- Homeowners insurance
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FEMA Flood Zone X
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