W 70 ST #4-G

If you are looking for the ideal home in the West 70’s look no further than apartment 4G at 135 W 70th Street. This apartment is being offered for sale as a residence or an investment. This unique triplex is so special the current owners would be willing to stay as tenants for at least the next two years offering up to a 3% return on your investment.

Walking in the space immediately exudes warmth and comfort. The first level boasts foyer with a half bath and 11’ ceilings perfect for large work…

If you are looking for the ideal home in the West 70’s look no further than apartment 4G at 135 W 70th Street. This apartment is being offered for sale as a residence or an investment. This unique triplex is so special the current owners would be willing to stay as tenants for at least the next two years offering up to a 3% return on your investment.

Walking in the space immediately exudes warmth and comfort. The first level boasts foyer with a half bath and 11’ ceilings perfect for large works of art, a beautifully renovated open kitchen, dining area with the same 11’ ceilings and a den area perfect for a home office. Five steps down takes you to the 26.5 foot by 15 foot sunken great room where south facing windows let in ample light all day.

Upstairs you have a beautiful master bedroom with on-suite bath and an outdoor smoking closet. The second bedroom is so large it can easily be divided for a growing house hold and the current owners have done just that. The balcony look down on the dining area below and leads to a glass encased home office and a generous second bathroom with laundry.

The historic Pythian Building is ideally located between Broadway and Columbus with easy access to public transportation and all the Upper West Side has to offer. Built in 1926, it was converted to a condominium in 1983 and contains 84 apartments. The conversion and restoration, designed by David Gura, altered the building’s largely windowless facade by inserting many new windows. The Building was commissioned for The Knights of Pythias which was a fraternity founded in 1864.