101 West 81st Street #201

101 West 81st Street #201 New York, New York 10024 United States

Welcome home to this stunningly elegant 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 950 sq ft sun-drenched co-op located in The Endicott, a 24 hour full service luxury building situated in the most spectacular locations on the Upper West Side in Manhattan. Upon entering you are greeted with a coziness of classic designs from the beautiful hardwood floors, the charm of the exposed brick wall with the peacefulness of the fireplace, dazzling light fixtures and custom window treatments throughout the home, to the sophistication of the modern and pristine kitchen to the uniquely exquisite design of both bathrooms. This home is thoughtfully and lovingly created with attention to every detail. For your convenience, this unit features your own washer and dryer enclosed in a custom closet in the kitchen which includes all stainless steel appliances and a large window overlooking the outdoor space. Spacious main suite provides the perfect retreat with an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Amazing amenity is a shared outdoor deck from sliding doors in the living room sure to delight you and your guests. This historic building features a 24 hour concierge, live-in superintendent, FT Doorman, elevator, bike room, in addition this building is pet-friendly, Pied-a-Terre and sublets are allowed. Minimum down payment: 25%. Monthly Maintenance: $2,100. Flip Tax: $28,200. The Endicott Hotel originally built in 1899 is a historic prewar building converted in 1981, features 143 apartments situated on seven floors, received a complete modernization by Stephen B. Jacobs to the interiors while maintaining the integrity of the building's classic design. Situated in the heart of the Upper West Side between 81st and 82nd Street on Columbus Avenue, amidst the most fashionable boutiques and cafes that this desirable neighborhood can offer. Within close proximity residents have access to all major transportation, fine dining, shopping, Central Park, American Museum of Natural History and Metropolitan Museum of Art.