2250 BROADWAY 7B

Live in style on the pulse of the Upper West Side near it all, in the full-service Broadway Condominium! This stunning two bedroom two bathroom apartment has undergone two meticulous renovations by the current owner who has enjoyed creating the ultimate luxury home. Enhancing the elegance are: gut-renovated kitchen and baths, all new windows with UV protection, rich Mirage wide-plank wood floors, the addition of significant tasteful millwork, modern lighting controlled by a Philips Hue hub, wiring for surround sound with a TV mount in place, chromed Baldwin hardware on all doors, abundant custom-outfitted closets, extensive built-ins and hidden storage throughout, and new AC units with Honeywell wireless thermostats and remote operation via app.

Being set back from Broadway assures a quiet ambience. Beautiful interiors are bathed in natural light from oversized windows and offer a gracious open layout for living, dining and entertaining. The chef will be inspired in the thoughtfully-remodeled, top-of-the-line kitchen featuring a new electrical subpanel, full-height wood cabinetry for optimal storage, Pietra Cardosa countertops, a sink with garbage disposal, and premium appliances by Miele and Sub-Zero. The sun-filled primary bedroom retreat is privately positioned with southwest corner exposures, offering a huge custom walk-in closet and an upscale bath with a soothing spa shower. The second bedroom with a built-in desk faces west and can easily serve as an office if desired. Across the hall is a convenient full bathroom with a stainless steel Miele washer/dryer.

Built in 1987, the 22-story Broadway Condominium at 2250 Broadway has a 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in super, resident manager, laundry room, fitness center, kid's playroom, and common garden/courtyard. This immaculate elevator building between 80th and 81st Streets sits in the heart of the Upper West Side close to lush Central and Riverside Parks, Zabar's, Fairway Market, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods and Citarella for gourmet fare, cultural venues like the Museum of Natural History and Lincoln Center, excellent shops and restaurants, plus many transportation options.