Welcome home to apartment 5V, a North facing one-bedroom residence within the Upper West Side's premier full-service condominium, The Bromley, 225 West 83rd Street, offering residents 10,000 square feet of amenities. This home has new floors, Beautiful French Doors lead into the bedroom, all new appliances, a full marble bath, and new light fixtures. It is currently set up with generous space for lounging, room for a dining area, and a home office station. The apartment has an abundance of closets, four in total including a pantry. Unit 5V was updated with smart light switches, smart thermostats (Nest) for both PTAC units, and new custom blinds. The Bromley is a sought-after full-service condominium providing a superior level of service with both a 24-hour doorman and concierge. A dedicated staff provides an array of services including valet for laundry/dry cleaning, package room, and attended garage parking. The on-site amenities are in line with top spas and fitness centers, with 10,000 square feet of recreational space including expansive cardio and weight training rooms, indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna and steam rooms, yoga and dance studio with professionally instructed fitness classes, personal training, yoga, kick-boxing, Pilates, basketball court, and playroom. There is a large laundry room, bike storage, and multiple lounges and party space including a rooftop solarium and amazing wrap-around sky lounge terrace with spectacular views of the Midtown skyline and the Hudson River. Located in the heart of the Upper West Side, The Bromley is located three blocks from the 86th Street 1 train station and the M86-SBS crosstown bus at 86th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Central Park is three blocks and Riverside Park is two blocks from the building's main entrance. Major shops, markets, restaurants, entertainment, and residential services are conveniently located on Broadway, Amsterdam Avenue, Columbus Avenue, and the surrounding streets. Nearby Museums include the Natural History Museum, The Children's Museum, Rose Center for Earth and Space, and New York Historical Society. Pets are welcome.