A Central Park South one bedroom with hotel-like amenities, for $988,000, no board approval required
The co-op is located in a full-service building with a doorman, concierge, manned elevators, live-in super, and on-site valet who does laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping.
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This one-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 200 Central Park South, #10P, can be delivered vacant or with a market-rate tenant in place, so it may appeal to both apartment seekers and investors.
It’s currently asking $988,000, which is considerably lower than the neighborhood’s median price for one-bedroom apartments, currently $1,500,000, according to StreetEasy. The monthly maintenance fee is $1,148. Buyers take note: You will be responsible for paying the transfer taxes.
In the photos, the bedroom and bathroom seem small with not much space around the furniture, but the seemingly spacious living room makes up for the lack of space. There are a lot of hotel-like amenities here, including a full-time doorman, concierge, manned elevators, live-in super, and valet who does laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping for an additional charge. There's also a gym, central laundry room, bike storage and a garage accessible from the basement, also for an additional charge.
The galley kitchen has an oversized sink, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops.
The bedroom has large windows facing Central Park South.
The apartment is equipped with new A/C units and a Bosch washer/dryer.
The co-op building was built in 1963 and has 35 floors and 309 apartments.
Central Park is basically your backyard, just steps from the front door. You can walk to Columbus Circle within minutes and shop at Whole Foods and The Shops at Columbus Circle. Getting around the city is easy from this pad as 10 subway lines serve the area.
