PRICE REDUCTION MINT MOVE-IN-READY APARTMENT One BR with 1.5 Baths + Washer/Dryer Perfect Pied a terre Elevated first floor apartment tucked in the back making it private and quiet Welcome to 260 West End Avenue, Unit 1F! A beautifully renovated apartment nestled in one of New York's most sought-after neighborhoods on the Upper West Side. This one bedroom, one bathroom has a half bath rarely scene in a one bedroom. The layout is spacious and inviting with 9+ foot ceilings, accented with stunning hardwood floors. Enjoy the abundance of southern light streaming in through the large windows in both living room and bedroom. Indulge in a fully renovated modern kitchen with windows and stainless steel appliances. Enjoy the separate dining area directly adjacent to have dinner parties or a quiet meal at home. The generously sized bedroom is complemented by an ensuite bathroom featuring an oversized soaking tub for that much-desired relaxation after a long day. The convenience of the in-unit washer/dryer underscores the attention to detail in this thoughtfully designed home. One of the many highlights of this unit is the building it inhabits. A pre-war, low-rise gem designed by Schwartz & Gold in 1924. The lobby, a work of art itself, boasts a high-vaulted gold leafed ceiling, intricately patterned terrazzo floors, and breathtaking marble staircases. The building offers a full-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, gym, bike room, and laundry facilities. You are allowed pied a terre purchasing, pets, guarantor purchasing and, with board approval, live/work. The location has it all. Riverside Park is just blocks away, offering walking, cycling, or picnicking opportunities. Your commute is made easy with the art deco 72nd Street station only a block away, servicing the 1, 2, and 3 trains. And let's not forget the vivacity of Lincoln Center and the iconic Beacon Theatre in your own backyard. Shopping was never better, with Citerella and Fairway at the end of your block. Without a doubt, this co-op exudes charm, warmth, and convenience. A rare opportunity to own a piece of the Upper West Side.