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Don't miss this rare opportunity to live in one of the most sought-after prewar co-operatives in the Grand Concourse Historic District! This perfect one-bedroom apartment has everything you could want: a beautiful view of the Concourse and the Andrew Freedman Home, endless sunlight from the West, and your own in-unit washer/dryer.
Step into the expansive entry foyer, which features a spacious coat closet, and you'll know this is your home.. On your left is the enormous windowed eat-in kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, an abundance of cabinet space, and a wraparound countertop. Enjoy the gas range, dishwasher, built-in microwave and spacious refrigerator. And don't worry, there's room for a real dining table.
Straight ahead are the king-sized bedroom and your truly glorious living room, each with two large, historic windows framing the beautiful Grand Concourse view. 1100 Grand Concourse is the only co-op in the landmark district to have recently replaced their windows with accurate reproductions that are energy efficient, impervious to noise, and incredibly beautiful. Enjoy the most unbelievable skies and sunsets over massive trees. Serenity is yours.
Nearly 100 years old, the original wood floors have been restored to their glory, as has the intricate brick exterior of the building. A renovated bathroom and plenty of additional closet space complete the picture.
1100 Grand Concourse is a well-maintained co-op offering a live-in super, live-in porter, two elevators, a common laundry room and a grand lobby filled with light. 10% down payment permitted and subletting is permitted after two years of residency with board approval. Pets are welcome on a case by case basis with some breed and weight restrictions on dogs.
Ideally located on the corner of East 166th Street and Grand Concourse, public transportation options cannot be beat, and the neighborhood offers plentiful dining, park and retail options. The B/D train and multiple bus lines are on the very same block, with the Express 4 train just a few blocks away. The Bronx Museum, The Andrew Freeman Home, Yankee Stadium, Blink Fitness, Planet Fitness, The Bronx Terminal Market, Mullaly Park, and Joyce Kilmer Park are all nearby. Additional monthly capital assessment of $209.97. ...
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