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This Jumbo One Bedroom in the heart of Inwood in NoMa (Northern Manhattan) has just been renovated throughout! After entering the exquisite, recently restored Art Deco Lobby and up a small set of stairs, you're home! Newly renovated with custom kitchen, refinished herringbone floors, brightly painted, new electric panel and updated bathroom, this serene home is ready for move in. Positioned on a tree lined residential corner, this stunning Art Deco building is in the Inwood hub of local stores, great groceries, The A train, Express Bus to the East Side, restaurants on Broadway, and Saturday Farmer's Market on Isham! Built in 1935 by architect George G. Miller, 687 West 204th Street is renowned as one of the top Art Deco buildings in the area, featuring sleek geometric designs, classic yellow brick and chevrons along the roof.

The grand living room spans nearly twenty feet and over thirteen and a half feet wide, offering ample room for dining, relaxing and entertaining. Nine foot ceilings, arched hallways and stunning hardwood floors ad to charm of this lovely home. The windowed kitchen sparkles with innovative design elements; custom navy cabinets accented with brass pulls, white GE appliances - microwave and range - and full sized Danby refrigerator, which are complimented by the marble patterned counters and deep stainless steel sink with pull down faucet. The Windowed bathroom with stlyish black and white basketweave tile, has been glazed white with deep soaking tub, sparkling tile and new vanity, mirror and lighting. The King sized Bedroom offers two deep closets, and room for bureaus and working from home. The light fixtures, switch panels, baseboards and window ledges have also been carefully updated. Welcome Home!

This Pet friendly co-op is just a couple of blocks to the lush and vibrant Inwood Hill Park with fabulous dog run. This cooperative is well maintained and cared for. There is a resident superintendent, elevator, basement laundry room, and storage cages (waitlist) and bike storage. You can bring your pup to Homer's Dog Run in nearby Inwood Hill Park because this community is pet friendly. The magnificent Art Deco lobby has been recently restored by Michael Laudati Restoration which specializes in the craft. The meticulous upgrades include ceiling motifs, sconces, windows and lighting fixtures inspired by such iconic Art Deco architecture as the Chrysler building's Cloud Club.

Situated at the Northern tip of Manhattan's West Side, Inwood has become increasingly popular with residents looking for value and accessibility. The area is serviced by both the A and 1 trains as well as the BXM1 Express Service Bus to the Upper East Side and Midtown. There are many options for foodies as Grocery stores and cafes abound, along with the Saturday Farmer's Market. Nearby restaurants include Garden Cafe, Inwood Farm, Bocaditos Bistro, The Hudson, Mamajuana Cafe and many more. The 196-acre Inwood Hill Park anchors the area with its lush landscape of hiking trails through ancient forest to the recreation area overlooking Muscota Marsh, includes Bruce's Garden, new baseball fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, dog run, soccer fields and basketball courts. Entertainment offerings include Inwood Arts and the Annual Inwood Jazz Festival. The New Inwood Library in the Joseph and Sheila Rosenblatt Building is an added anchor to the community, joining the historic educational resource, the Dyckman Farmhouse. The Baker Athletics Complex for Columbia University allows usage of their running track, indoor tennis courts and access to their football games as well as summer activities for kids and the annual Inwood Hill Film Festival. Each year, Manhattan's best-known secret improves its livability factor!
Listing courtesy of Corcoran Group ...
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