CONTRACTS OUT. NO LONGER SHOWING. This quaint and quiet studio is located in a lovely boutique prewar building on one of the most beautiful and desirable tree-lined townhouse blocks in Hell's Kitchen. The apartment features a large entry hallway for privacy, beautiful hardwood floors with inlayed borders, tall baseboard moldings and charming original picture frame wall moldings throughout. The open and updated kitchen features a dishwasher, full-sized refrigerator, ample counter space for food preparation and plentiful cabinetry. The nicely-sized windowed bath has been updated as well. This well-maintained prewar elevator building features a video security system, live-in super, central laundry room, and two common outdoor spaces: an enchanting common garden with tiki bar, potted plants and a waterfall, as well as a lovely roof deck with stunning views of midtown. The building is pet-friendly, permits pied-a-terres and has a flexible subletting policy. Owners can sublet after owning for 1 year, then subletting is permitted 4 out of every 5 years (coop board approval required for all sublets). Located in the heart of vibrant Hell's Kitchen, this home is at the center of quintessential New York living, just steps from the Theater District and the heart of Midtown. The amazing Hudson Yards and Brookfield Manhattan West developments to the south and Columbus Circle shops and Whole Foods to the north provide premier shopping, dining and entertainment, while Hudson River Park, the High Line and nearby Central Park provide glorious outdoor space. The eclectic restaurant scene of 9th Avenue is just around the corner and legendary Restaurant Row is a block away. Transportation is unbeatable with Port Authority and Times Square providing immediate access to A/C/E, 1/2/3, N/Q/R, S and 7 trains. The maintenance charges are very low at $536.03 per month.
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