469 W 166TH Street #2C

NO FEE Your Urban Oasis Awaits! A long hallway invites you to explore as you step into this enchanting second-floor corner co-op. The layout has a truly organic flow, with high ceilings and living spaces to each side. Beautifully refinished hardwood floors gleam under the natural light from an abundance of windows. The remodeled kitchen is incredibly charming, with hexagonal tile floors, white quartz counters, cute blue cabinets and gorgeous decorative backsplash tiles on two sides. Create your culinary feasts aided by Bosch, Samsung and Frigidaire stainless steel appliances. The renovated bathroom boasts honeycomb subway tile floors, sink and base cabinet, a marble window ledge, and a combo tub and shower with sliding glass door and handheld spray attachment. Continuing along, a large living/dining area opens up to the right. This spacious room gets tons of light from three large windows and exposures on two sides. The possibilities are endless. It can be your sunny place to sit and relax during the day, or perhaps work remotely. Invite friends over for intimate dinner parties! On the other side of the hallway are two bedrooms. The first has a fun window bay that's great for sitting and reading. The second bedroom has sliding mirrored closet doors, vintage-style wallpaper on one side, and a big window. There are ceiling fan/lights in each bedroom and the living room, as well as plenty of other overhead lighting, designer fixtures and intercom. The five-story building at the corner of Amsterdam Ave and 166th Street dates to 1910, and has a classic NYC look with its yellow brick facade, decorative cornice crown and window pediments. There are only 13 residential units plus one commercial space, allowing for a boutique feel. Harlem River Park is at the end of the block; you can stroll along this stretch of living shoreline with the High Bridge in the foreground. This is the Washington Heights neighborhood in Upper Manhattan, celebrated in the new Warner Brothers film “In the Heights,” based on the Broadway musical of the same name. There's coffee shops, delis and restaurants of every stripe and flavor, and the 168 Street Station with the 1 train is just two blocks away!