JUMBO SOUTH-FACING STUDIO WITH TONS OF LIGHT AND AIR! MORE PICTURES COMING SOON!! Welcome to Apartment #6D, where space, convenience, and value all converge at 140 West End Avenue, ideally located on 66th Street, steps to Lincoln Center and Riverside Park Esplanade. This rare offering of the ""D"" line is not often seen, as it is considerably larger than most alcove studios throughout Lincoln Towers and is larger than many one bedrooms on the Upper West Side! White crisp walls that have been freshly painted greet you upon entering, along with a massive closet for all your storage needs. A fabulous Chef's galley kitchen is ideal for preparing meals and more abundant storage for all your Trader Joe's runs, stocking up on your favorite items. A literal wall of windows ( six in total ) graces this home, allowing for light and air to flow seamlessly into the apartment. More closet space and storage off the main alcove as you make your way to the vintage ceramic bathroom. Another great feature of the apartment is that it allows for considerable creativity in defining spaces and maximizing its potential, limited only by one's imagination. Additional Amenities: Residents enjoy a private gym, laundry room, children's playroom, package room, and the convenience of an on-premises dry cleaner. Storage and bike rooms are also available (currently waitlisted). The building is surrounded by lush green space and just a short walk from the Lincoln Towers community's private park, featuring manicured gardens, playgrounds, and basketball courts. Neighborhood & Lifestyle: Ideally located near Lincoln Center, Riverside Park, and Central Park, with the 1/2/3 subway lines, Crosstown buses, Broadway theaters, movies, shopping, grocery stores, and dining all moments away, including Cafe Luxembourg and numerous others. Ownership Details: Maintenance includes all utilities. This pet-friendly building permits pied-à-terres, gifting, co-purchasing, and guarantors with Board approval-capital contribution: $59/month.
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