42 West 88th St 2F

Central Park is your Garden. This rare find of an elevator townhouse on beautiful tree lined West 88th St between Columbus and Central Park West is only a half block to Central Park. Beautiful Pre-War Detail with Soaring High Ceilings, Impeccable Hardwood Floors and Renovated before previous tenant preserving charming pre war details. 12 x 21 Living Room boasting soaring ceilings, enormous over sized windows with picturesque views of West 88th St and northern exposure ,original moldings, over sized decorative fireplace with beautiful mantle and a 3 x 6 floor to ceiling closet8 x15 Bedroom with amazing Windows and 3 x 6 floor to ceiling closet.Modern Kitchen with Beautiful Oak Cabinetry, Stainless Steel appliances and Mosaic Back SplashThis location cant be beat! Only 2 blocks to the B and C trains at West 86th St and Central Park West and just a short walk to the 1 train at 86th and Broadway. Heat and hot water is included Cable Ready. Voice Intercom. Shares and Guarantors are welcome. We work better with International Students better than anyone. Accepting offersUpper West Side apartments are some of the nicest places to live in New York City, catering to a variety of demographics. The Upper West Side of Manhattan is a neighborhood lying between Central Park and the Hudson River, with southern and northern boundaries of 59th Street and 110th Street, respectively. While nearly as affluent as the Upper East Side, the area has a slightly more bohemian feel to it. Several thoroughfares run through the UWS, including Broadway, Columbus Avenue, Amsterdam Avenue and West End Avenue, which all have numerous retail establishments lining their streets.While the Upper West Side certainly has its own collection of restaurants, bars and retail stores, it has a reputation for being a quieter, more educated part of town. The neighborhood is comprised of individuals, couples and families with a large portion being in their 30 s and 40 s. The neighborhood has a wealth of schools, both public and private, for UWS children to attend. As with its eastern counterpart, the median household income here is quite a bit higher than New York as a whole.Aside from the many historic brownstone apartments, the Upper West Side possesses some of the most sought-after residential buildings in New York. Many of these line Central Park West, directly adjacent to the park. Also on Central Park West is the Museum of Natural History, one of the most famous museums in the world, and one of several on the UWS. Lincoln Center, including the Juilliard School, the Metropolitan Opera and the New York City Ballet, Opera and Philharmonic, are all located here as well.