Abundant natural lightInviting and functional layoutResident only courtyardGenerous closet spaceSun decks
A home rarely offered!
Residence 3F at 350 West 50th Street is a Bright and well-proportioned 673 Square Feet, South Facing One Bedroom, One Bath apartment with an inviting and functional layout. The spacious living and dining area flows seamlessly into a partially Open Kitchen, creating an ideal setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Abundant Natural Light and Generous Closet space enhance the home’s comfort and functionality, making this desirable residence an excellent Pied a terre, primary home or investment opportunity.
Perfectly situated in the heart of Midtown West, Worldwide Plaza is a 39-story tower condominium occupying a city block in Midtown Manhattan. 350 West 50th Street was completed in 1989 by William Zeckendorf Jr. This Full Service building in Clinton offers amenities that include a doorman, 24hr concierge, an on-site garage, laundry rooms on floors 2,3,4,5, newly renovated hallways and an in-house superintendent. For outdoor entertaining and relaxation, there is a resident only courtyard, a garden and sun decks. The residents lounge is available for meetings, a place to get some work done or just a place to get away and watch some TV. The location is fantastic, steps to restaurant row, Times Square, the theater district, grocery stores, shopping, and transportation. You will Love the Worldwide Plaza Lifestyle!
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