The Adlon
200 West 54th Street, 6A
Midtown West | Seventh Avenue & Broadway
Rooms
3
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Status
Active
Maintenance [Monthly]
$ 1,793
Financing Allowed
80%
Property Description
Prewar one-bedroom with original details
A lovely one-bedroom home in a fantastic midtown location, freshly painted, just 5 blocks from Central Park! A proper entrance foyer with 2 deep closets leads into the large living room with a beautiful and rare honeycomb ceiling (9'5" high!). The renovated kitchen is open to the living room, perfect for keeping the cook in the conversation. The bedroom is nicely separated down a hallway that includes storage and access to the windowed bathroom, where you'll find subway tile and an original cast-iron soaking tub. The bedroom is on a corner, and its generous size allows space for a desk if needed. Other prewar details include parquet floors, extensive wainscoting, an interior transom window, and a pressed tin ceiling in the kitchen. At just 540,000 the value is extraordinary.
Built in 1912 by the legendary architects George and Edward Blum, the Adlon is a classic NYC building in a premier location with extensive pre-war detail both inside and out. The building is a full service co-op, with 24-hour doormen, porters and a live-in super. Pets, 80 percent financing, in-unit washers/dryers and pied-a-terre ownership are all permitted with board approval.
A lovely one-bedroom home in a fantastic midtown location, freshly painted, just 5 blocks from Central Park! A proper entrance foyer with 2 deep closets leads into the large living room with a beautiful and rare honeycomb ceiling (9'5" high!). The renovated kitchen is open to the living room, perfect for keeping the cook in the conversation. The bedroom is nicely separated down a hallway that includes storage and access to the windowed bathroom, where you'll find subway tile and an original cast-iron soaking tub. The bedroom is on a corner, and its generous size allows space for a desk if needed. Other prewar details include parquet floors, extensive wainscoting, an interior transom window, and a pressed tin ceiling in the kitchen. At just 540,000 the value is extraordinary.
Built in 1912 by the legendary architects George and Edward Blum, the Adlon is a classic NYC building in a premier location with extensive pre-war detail both inside and out. The building is a full service co-op, with 24-hour doormen, porters and a live-in super. Pets, 80 percent financing, in-unit washers/dryers and pied-a-terre ownership are all permitted with board approval.
Prewar one-bedroom with original details
A lovely one-bedroom home in a fantastic midtown location, freshly painted, just 5 blocks from Central Park! A proper entrance foyer with 2 deep closets leads into the large living room with a beautiful and rare honeycomb ceiling (9'5" high!). The renovated kitchen is open to the living room, perfect for keeping the cook in the conversation. The bedroom is nicely separated down a hallway that includes storage and access to the windowed bathroom, where you'll find subway tile and an original cast-iron soaking tub. The bedroom is on a corner, and its generous size allows space for a desk if needed. Other prewar details include parquet floors, extensive wainscoting, an interior transom window, and a pressed tin ceiling in the kitchen. At just 540,000 the value is extraordinary.
Built in 1912 by the legendary architects George and Edward Blum, the Adlon is a classic NYC building in a premier location with extensive pre-war detail both inside and out. The building is a full service co-op, with 24-hour doormen, porters and a live-in super. Pets, 80 percent financing, in-unit washers/dryers and pied-a-terre ownership are all permitted with board approval.
A lovely one-bedroom home in a fantastic midtown location, freshly painted, just 5 blocks from Central Park! A proper entrance foyer with 2 deep closets leads into the large living room with a beautiful and rare honeycomb ceiling (9'5" high!). The renovated kitchen is open to the living room, perfect for keeping the cook in the conversation. The bedroom is nicely separated down a hallway that includes storage and access to the windowed bathroom, where you'll find subway tile and an original cast-iron soaking tub. The bedroom is on a corner, and its generous size allows space for a desk if needed. Other prewar details include parquet floors, extensive wainscoting, an interior transom window, and a pressed tin ceiling in the kitchen. At just 540,000 the value is extraordinary.
Built in 1912 by the legendary architects George and Edward Blum, the Adlon is a classic NYC building in a premier location with extensive pre-war detail both inside and out. The building is a full service co-op, with 24-hour doormen, porters and a live-in super. Pets, 80 percent financing, in-unit washers/dryers and pied-a-terre ownership are all permitted with board approval.
Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group
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Apartment Features
A/C
Building Details [200 West 54th Street]
Ownership
Co-op
Service Level
Full-Time Doorman
Access
Elevator
Pet Policy
Pets Allowed
Block/Lot
1025/7501
Building Type
Mid-Rise
Age
Pre-War
Year Built
1912
Floors/Apts
13/128
Building Amenities
Bike Room
Laundry Rooms
Non-Smoking Building
Private Storage
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