| ID # | RLS20075908 |
| Details | Hudson View East STUDIO , washer, dryer, Interior: 515 ft2, 48m2, 110 Units in the building, Building has 19 floors (DOM): 0 days |
| Construction Year | 1986 |
| Maintenance Fees | $1,253 |
| Taxes (per year) | $10,800 |
| Subway | 4 min: 1 |
| 5 min: R, W | |
| 6 min: 4, 5 | |
| 7 min: J, Z | |
| 8 min: E | |
| 9 min: 2, 3, A, C | |
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Pictures to come.
Floor plans speak to this enormous space.
Welcome to a dreamy studio apartment easily made into a 1 bedroom.
Take the elevator to the 6 floor and step out out to a stunning renovated hallway.
Walk into 6F, first eye takes you to an oversized window that faces east and gives way to stunning light.
The great room is so large, easily can become a 1 bedroom.
The hallway / dressing area leading to the bathroom has a walk in closet that is large enough
to create a sleeping space..The bathroom has plenty of storage with bathtub shower combination
Last, a windowed kitchen, with a compliment of full size appliances, plenty of counter space,
and more cabinets and draws than needed.
Hudson view East is the pride and joy of Battery Park City
The building just went through a complete makeover, costing almost $900,000.
It is white glove as can be, 24/7 concierge services, peaceful, serene outdoor space with barbecues, two short term parking spaces and a w/d on each floor.
Battery Park City itself is a haven of open spaces, parks, and riverside promenades, all complementing the adventure right outside your door.
with easy access to local transit, explore all that New York City has to offer!
250 South End is in the middle of it all, bike paths, walkways, pet runs and just down the way from Brookfield Place and the Westfield mall. Brookfield Place has art installations, and entertainment 12 months a year, exclusive retail shops such as Hermes, Zegna, Lululemon to peruse and much more. Dine alfresco watching the ships come into the marina at PJ Clarkes or Le District,
Eat inside at Hudson Eats, an upscale dining terrace overlooking the Hudson River featuring fast-casual food restaurants such as Blue Ribbon Sushi ,Naya, Dos Toros Taqueria, and Mighty Quinn's. Other restaurants that circle Brookfield are St. Ambroeus, Del Frescos Grill, Parm, and El Vez
Stroll north to Tribeca for all else such as Soul Cycle, Whole Foods supermarket, Target, Locanda Verde, Gigino, Bubbys and Tamarind.
250 South End is a few minutes away from transportation options such as the 1, W, E 4/5, J/Z, A/C , Path trains, bus lines and the Brookfield Place Ferry Terminal.
Helicopters and other modes of transportation are minutes away.
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