This exceptionally spacious studio has been renovated and updated while maintaining the original prewar details. It is approximately the size of a small one bedroom in Manhattan. It is located in a building that was on HGTV's House Hunter's. It is sunny and serene. Each window overlooks greenery. It has northwestern exposure. It has the original prewar details, high ceilings, arches, entry foyer, handsome refurbished original wood panel floors, three closets that are floor to ceiling. One of the closets is a walk-in. This unique units windowed living area has three windows. A partial wall has been built that enables you to have the living room with entertainment unit in the front. Behind the wall you can have a double bed enabling you privacy while still having light.The windowed kitchen has been renovated and updated with granite counter and ample storage. There is a separate dining area adjacent to the kitchen. There is a separate dressing area with two closets that is outside of the windowed bathroom has been updated while maintaining its character.
The setback 1940's elevator buildings construction began before the war and was completed after the war. It has an art deco lobby with stone floors and a stone staircase with wooden handrail that goes to the sixth floor. The entrance to the building was recently updated. There is an intercom and a separate entrance to the basement, individual storage, laundry and live-in-super. Heat and hotwater is included in the maintenance. Dogs are no longer allowed.
There is an Italian hand laid brick entry way to the building that has seasonal flora, trees and a Zen fountain.
You are across the street from the bus stops for the jitney to the Metro North, local and MTA Express bus stops, within walking distance to parks, JFK High School, elementary school, charter school, the Riverdale, Johnson and Broadway shopping streets, library, Bally's, Riverdale Tennis and Spa, Starbucks, fast food restaurants and trendy restaurants, Manhattan College etc.