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Apartment #1118 showcases a range of appealing features: abundant natural light from its high floor eastern exposure, charming architectural details evoking a bygone era, a vintage-inspired bathroom, ample storage space, and hassle-free maintenance. Its suitability as a pied-a-terre is enhanced by its proximity to essential amenities.
Nestled within The Master, an architecturally significant building listed on the National Register, this 1929 art-deco masterpiece proudly claims the title of Riverside Drive's tallest structure. Its enviable location offers seamless access to Riverside Park, Columbia University, and Central Park, with the convenience of the 1 train station at 103rd Street and an array of culinary and retail options nearby.
Nearby, residents can explore a myriad of recreational offerings, including dog-parks, baseball fields, and the Riverside Park Pickleball Courts, all contributing to the neighborhood's lively atmosphere. For dining and entertainment, esteemed venues such as Serafina and Smoke Jazz & Supper Club beckon, while shopping is easily accessible with the proximity of local favorites like the Farmer's Market, Whole Foods, and H Mart, all within easy walking distance.
The building's impeccable upkeep, pet-friendly policy, and abundance of amenities, including a full-time doorman/concierge, live-in superintendent, central laundry facilities, and storage solutions, ensure a comfortable living experience. Adding to its allure, the lobby doubles as an ever-changing art gallery, providing residents with a dynamic cultural experience. Moreover, the coop's flexibility extends to accommodating pieds-a-terre, gifting arrangements, co-purchasing, and guarantors. Subletting is also permitted after one year of residency, subject to approval, affording residents the freedom to tailor their living arrangements to suit their needs.
Currently a transfer fee (aka flip tax) is the lower of 5% of the gross selling price of the shares being transferred or 10% of the net profit or $10 per share if the net is a loss. Reasonable attorney fees and brokerage commissions can be deducted from the sale price to calculate net profit.
