Building
| Type: | Low-rise |
|---|---|
| Era: | Post-war |
| Floors: | 6 |
Property
| Ownership: | Co-op |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms: | Studio |
| Pets: | Pets Unknown |
Financials
DescriptionSUNNY & SPACIOUS JUNIOR 4 ART DECO CLASSIC
Welcome home! City life meets the country in upstate Manhattan -one block from the treasured Dyckman Farmhouse and Inwood Hill Park.
Generous Entry Hall opens into a grand Foyer featuring gorgeous Deco archways and room for a large dining table. Living Room has great light with southeastern exposure, picture moldings and magnificent oak herringbone wood floors throughout.
Bright and airy Kitchen with plenty of workspace to inspire the chef - with double ceramic farm-style sink, Fridgidaire refrigerator, Summit stove and ample original cabinetry reaching all the way to the ceiling for abundant storage! Currently configured with a half open wall between the kitchen and a smaller room with two exposures, most often used in the D-line as office or second bedroom.
Expansive King-sized primary Bedroom with 2 closets - boasts enough space for a bed, 2 dressers AND a desk or sitting area. Ceiling fan for maximum air flow.
Original windowed Bathroom with Deco features - including pedestal sink, built in hamper, and stylish basketweave black and white tile floor; linen closet in hallway for extra storage.
687 W 204 St was built in1929. Amenities include: live-in super, laundry in basement, storage bins and a bike room (wait list), video intercom system, and shared common outdoor back patio space. Pet friendly building conveniently nestled within a block of majestic and historic Inwood Hill Park: 196 acres with tranquil river views, natural forest, hiking trails, dog run, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, baseball and soccer fields and newly renovated NYC Parks Department Nature Center with environmental programming. The area boasts many shops, restaurants and grocery stores, local year round Saturday Farmer’s Market on Isham Street, Buuni Coffee with monthly cultural events, and the glorious, newly built Inwood branch of NYPL. Well situated near transportation - the A train (express) and 1 train (local) and numerous bus routes - just 25 minutes to midtown!
Come to Inwood, one of Manhattan’s best kept secrets. This is why folks move uptown!
**There is currently an assessment of $192.40 through June 2027.
This building allows 90% financing for qualified buyers.
AmenitiesBike Room; Courtyard; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Courtyard
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
SUNNY & SPACIOUS JUNIOR 4 ART DECO CLASSIC Welcome home! City life meets the country in upstate Manhattan -one block from the treasured Dyckman Farmhouse and Inwood Hill Park. Generous Entry Hall opens into a grand Foyer featuring gorgeous Deco archways and room for a large dining table. Living Room has great light with southeastern exposure, picture moldings and magnificent oak herringbone wood floors throughout. Bright and airy Kitchen with plenty of workspace to inspire the chef - with double ceramic farm-style sink, Fridgidaire refrigerator, Summit stove and ample original cabinetry reaching all the way to the ceiling for abundant storage! Currently configured with a half open wall between the kitchen and a smaller room with two exposures, most often used in the D-line as office or second bedroom. Expansive King-sized primary Bedroom with 2 closets - boasts enough space for a bed, 2 dressers AND a desk or sitting area. Ceiling fan for maximum air flow. Original windowed Bathroom with Deco features - including pedestal sink, built in hamper, and stylish basketweave black and white tile floor; linen closet in hallway for extra storage. 687 W 204 St was built in1929. Amenities include: live-in super, laundry in basement, storage bins and a bike room (wait list), video intercom system, and shared common outdoor back patio space. Pet friendly building conveniently nestled within a block of majestic and historic Inwood Hill Park: 196 acres with tranquil river views, natural forest, hiking trails, dog run, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, baseball and soccer fields and newly renovated NYC Parks Department Nature Center with environmental programming. The area boasts many shops, restaurants and grocery stores, local year round Saturday Farmer’s Market on Isham Street, Buuni Coffee with monthly cultural events, and the glorious, newly built Inwood branch of NYPL. Well situated near transportation - the A train (express) and 1 train (local) and numerous bus routes - just 25 minutes to midtown! Come to Inwood, one of Manhattan’s best kept secrets. This is why folks move uptown! **There is currently an assessment of $192.40 through June 2027. This building allows 90% financing for qualified buyers.
Bike Room; Courtyard; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Courtyard
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
SUNNY amp ; SPACIOUS JUNIOR 4 ART DECO CLASSIC Welcome home !
DescriptionSUNNY & SPACIOUS JUNIOR 4 ART DECO CLASSIC
Welcome home! City life meets the country in upstate Manhattan -one block from the treasured Dyckman Farmhouse and Inwood Hill Park.
Generous Entry Hall opens into a grand Foyer featuring gorgeous Deco archways and room for a large dining table. Living Room has great light with southeastern exposure, picture moldings and magnificent oak herringbone wood floors throughout.
Bright and airy Kitchen with plenty of workspace to inspire the chef - with double ceramic farm-style sink, Fridgidaire refrigerator, Summit stove and ample original cabinetry reaching all the way to the ceiling for abundant storage! Currently configured with a half open wall between the kitchen and a smaller room with two exposures, most often used in the D-line as office or second bedroom.
Expansive King-sized primary Bedroom with 2 closets - boasts enough space for a bed, 2 dressers AND a desk or sitting area. Ceiling fan for maximum air flow.
Original windowed Bathroom with Deco features - including pedestal sink, built in hamper, and stylish basketweave black and white tile floor; linen closet in hallway for extra storage.
687 W 204 St was built in1929. Amenities include: live-in super, laundry in basement, storage bins and a bike room (wait list), video intercom system, and shared common outdoor back patio space. Pet friendly building conveniently nestled within a block of majestic and historic Inwood Hill Park: 196 acres with tranquil river views, natural forest, hiking trails, dog run, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, baseball and soccer fields and newly renovated NYC Parks Department Nature Center with environmental programming. The area boasts many shops, restaurants and grocery stores, local year round Saturday Farmer’s Market on Isham Street, Buuni Coffee with monthly cultural events, and the glorious, newly built Inwood branch of NYPL. Well situated near transportation - the A train (express) and 1 train (local) and numerous bus routes - just 25 minutes to midtown!
Come to Inwood, one of Manhattan’s best kept secrets. This is why folks move uptown!
**There is currently an assessment of $192.40 through June 2027.
This building allows 90% financing for qualified buyers.
AmenitiesBike Room; Courtyard; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Courtyard
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
SUNNY & SPACIOUS JUNIOR 4 ART DECO CLASSIC Welcome home! City life meets the country in upstate Manhattan -one block from the treasured Dyckman Farmhouse and Inwood Hill Park. Generous Entry Hall opens into a grand Foyer featuring gorgeous Deco archways and room for a large dining table. Living Room has great light with southeastern exposure, picture moldings and magnificent oak herringbone wood floors throughout. Bright and airy Kitchen with plenty of workspace to inspire the chef - with double ceramic farm-style sink, Fridgidaire refrigerator, Summit stove and ample original cabinetry reaching all the way to the ceiling for abundant storage! Currently configured with a half open wall between the kitchen and a smaller room with two exposures, most often used in the D-line as office or second bedroom. Expansive King-sized primary Bedroom with 2 closets - boasts enough space for a bed, 2 dressers AND a desk or sitting area. Ceiling fan for maximum air flow. Original windowed Bathroom with Deco features - including pedestal sink, built in hamper, and stylish basketweave black and white tile floor; linen closet in hallway for extra storage. 687 W 204 St was built in1929. Amenities include: live-in super, laundry in basement, storage bins and a bike room (wait list), video intercom system, and shared common outdoor back patio space. Pet friendly building conveniently nestled within a block of majestic and historic Inwood Hill Park: 196 acres with tranquil river views, natural forest, hiking trails, dog run, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, baseball and soccer fields and newly renovated NYC Parks Department Nature Center with environmental programming. The area boasts many shops, restaurants and grocery stores, local year round Saturday Farmer’s Market on Isham Street, Buuni Coffee with monthly cultural events, and the glorious, newly built Inwood branch of NYPL. Well situated near transportation - the A train (express) and 1 train (local) and numerous bus routes - just 25 minutes to midtown! Come to Inwood, one of Manhattan’s best kept secrets. This is why folks move uptown! **There is currently an assessment of $192.40 through June 2027. This building allows 90% financing for qualified buyers.
Bike Room; Courtyard; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Courtyard
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
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