235 W 102nd Street #14D

Apartment 14D is a lovely, quiet, high-floor, move-in ready studio with oblique views full of sky and light from oversized, west-facing windows. The freshly painted studio has high, beamed ceilings, picture moldings, hardwood floors with beautiful borders, and three generous closets, two of them, walk-in. A separate kitchen, which could be opened to the living room with board approval, has wood cabinets; a white gas stove, a full-size refrigerator; and a ceramic tile backsplash. The foyer leads from the apartment entrance, passed the kitchen and bathroom, and into the main living space. The main room is large enough to accommodate a desk, TV console, sofa, coffee table, and a queen-sized bed. The bathroom has a deep soaking tub, ceramic, subway tiles, an updated vanity, and a pedestal sink. One of the walk-in closets could become a small home office. The building has a 24-hour concierge, doormen, a live-in super, and several porters to keep things running smoothly. Enjoy such amenities as a renovated and air conditioned lobby, renovated hallways, BuildingLink, an all-season solarium with free WiFi, and a beautifully landscaped roof deck with a view of the city and a peek of the Hudson River. The Broadmoor is pet-friendly and allows pieds-a-terre, co-purchasing, parents buying for children, and gifting, and washer/dryers in the units, with board approval. Subletting is permitted after 2 years of ownership and unlimited subletting is possible with board approval. The building is conveniently located in a coveted Upper West Side neighborhood with an abundance of shops and restaurants, such as Cafe du Soleil, Serafina, Thai Market, Fumo, Aangan, Westside Market, Garden of Eden, Whole Foods, Gristede’s, Absolute Bagels, Silver Moon Bakery, and the landmark jazz club, Smoke. Close to transportation, Columbia University, and the glory of Riverside and Central Parks. The purchase requires coop board approval. The first series of photographs are virtually staged, showing two different furniture placements in the main room. The unstaged photos follow.