Welcome to your urban sanctuary in the Upper West Side. This charming pre-war alcove studio at The Andrew Condominium functions beautifully as an alternative one-bedroom home — a well-managed Upper West Side building with extremely low monthly costs. This is a rare opportunity to own a serene, move-in-ready home in one of Manhattan's most beloved neighborhoods.
Tucked at the rear of the building for maximum quiet, the classic home features high ceilings, hardwood floors, and abundant storage throughout. The smartly designed alcove easily accommodates a full bedroom setup, with generous room for separate living and sleeping areas — ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. The home also features a cozy eat-in kitchen, a windowed bathroom, and central heating and central A/C.
The Andrew Condominium is a well-maintained pre-war building with a full suite of amenities: elevator, daily super, video intercom, laundry in the building, bike storage, and personal storage (fee). Very low common charges, low taxes, and flexible sublet rules — a smart, practical investment.
Located in the landmarked Riverside/West End Historic District, The Andrew puts you in the heart of one of the Upper West Side's most desirable pockets. Riverside Park is just 3 minutes away. Columbia University, Equinox, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe's are all nearby. And with the 1, 2, and 3 express subway trains steps from your door, the rest of Manhattan is always within easy reach.
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