Soaring beamed ceilingsExcellent closet storagePantry closetBeautifully renovated two-bedroom apartmentLarge open kitchenWolf range
(LOW MAINTENANCE $1,547 ).
Steps from Central Park! 59 West 71s Street.
Welcome home to Residence 2C — a beautifully renovated two-bedroom apartment in a classic 1920s Upper West Side co-op, just off Central Park and moments from Lincoln Center. The secret is the low maintenance - $1547 - This is a find
The apartment offers a thoughtful layout with effortless flow, marrying pre-war character with refined modern upgrades. Soaring beamed ceilings anchor the generous living room, which comfortably accommodates both lounging and dining — equally suited to quiet evenings and easy entertaining.
The large open kitchen is outfitted with a Wolf range, and custom cabinetry with ample counter space and a pantry closet. An in-unit Miele washer/dryer — a genuinely rare find in a building of this era — adds everyday convenience without sacrificing the apartment's classic sensibility.
Both bedrooms are well-proportioned with excellent closet storage. The renovated bathroom is finished in timeless materials with a clean, contemporary aesthetic. There is the opportunity to add a second half bath, offering meaningful flexibility for the next owner.
Children in the building have been attending both P.S. 199 and P.S. 87 over recent years, both of which are at the top for the Upper West Side.
Building Features:
Live-in superintendent
Key-fob entry system
Laundry room
Bike storage and private storage bins
Pet-friendly
No pied-à-terres
" Virtually Staged – For Illustrative Purposes Only".
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