This development is one of many converted properties on the Upper West Side. Surrounded by many of the destinations that attract visitors to New York, residents of 220 W. 93rd have no shortage of things to do around town. The building is sandwiched between Riverside Park and Central Park, close to cultural attractions such as the American Museum of Natural History and The Lincoln Center, and within walking distance of Columbia University and Broadway, two of the area’s best places to catch a good meal or find great conversation, not to mention getting the chance to expand the mind.
While the local attractions may be enough to attract some visitors, it is not what will bring most residents to 220 W. 93rd. What the people come for is the home, and this fifteen-story, brick and limestone building contains 18 different residences, each 2-4 bedroom condominium varying between 1104-2126 square feet of living space.
Condos are spacious and bright. The flooring is red oak and cherry wood cabinets adorn the kitchen. Master baths boast a soaking tub and limestone floors and walls. Residents have the option of choosing their condominium in “as-is” condition or with upgrades such as the addition of ceramic tiles and granite countertops, and new high quality, brand-name appliances. Each residence does include a washer and dryer, which will forego the need to go to the local Laundromat. In addition, the development is pet friendly, so those four-legged family members are welcome to move in too. Finally, a twenty-four hour lobby attendant adds security and comfort to this already cozy location.
220 W. 93 was developed by Samson Management. Halstead Property LLC, with over twenty years of experience in the New York area (and representing more than sixty developments) is responsible for marketing and sales. They must be doing a pretty good job, since five of the $1.7 million to $3.2 million condominiums are already in contract. For those looking for a culturally rich urban life, 220 W. 93rd offers a small bite of the Big Apple at a cost that is far below the average market value of many “luxury” condominium developments.
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