Rare offering for this unique 970SF (90.1159 sq. m) 1bedroom/1.5bath, prewar duplex with southern exposures at the Century Condominium. Apartment receives brilliant sunlight from large windows facing south toward the beautiful open courtyard of 15 CPW, down to Columbus Circle/Time Warner Center, along with a peak of Central Park and the emerging Central Park South skyline. Main level consists of an entrance foyer with 2 closets, a spacious living room with 9ft. ceiling, original decorative fireplace, and a windowed eat-in kitchen. Off the entrance gallery is a separate powder room and a curved staircase leading up to the second level with a generous size bedroom and 3 closets (including an enormous 12ft long WIC). Next to the bedroom in the stairway hall is the windowed main bathroom. All windows have been replaced with double pane/insulated glass. Only 3 apartments on this elevator landing. Although this special apartment is functional as is, it will greatly benefit from renovation. Gas and Electric are included in the common charges. There is a $109.06 on-going, monthly capital assessment. Purchaser required to pay building working capital contribution equal to 6 months of unit common charges. Quoted real estate taxes represent the full unabated amount. New owners may be entitled to abatements depending on various factors. Please consult your attorney for verification. The Century Condominium was built in 1932 and is an exceptionally well managed full service building with a beautifully restored Art Deco Lobby. There are 24 hour attended entrances on CPW, West 62nd and West 63rd Street, on site resident manager, private landscaped courtyard, laundry facilities, bike storage and storage bins. There are multiple parking garages close by. It is one of the few condominiums on CPW and superbly located close to Lincoln Center, Time Warner Center, Whole Foods, excellent restaurants, Midtown and the Columbus Circle subway station.
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