32 - 622 West 114th Street New, York, NY 10025 listing details

About 32 - 622 West 114th Street , New York, NY 10025 MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTSTHREE BEDROOM TREASUREIf youre seeking a gracious 7-room co-op under $1.5 million dollars, then look no more: you have found it.Enter into a gallery-style hallway complete with new hardwood floors, and a generously sized closet. Off the hallway youll find the master bedroom, and a renovated windowed bath with a pedestal sink and full size bathtub with shower. The second bedroom with extra storage space flows through to the hall, where another large closet is begging to be filled. The third bedroom, dining room and living room, all with exterior northern exposures and tree-top views, become illuminated with the wonderful afternoon sun. The formal dining room has a wall of built-in shelving and storage and French doors that open to the living room. Theres an eat-in windowed kitchen with a stainless steel countertop, dishwasher and freestanding pantry and a second windowed full bath. A windowed laundry room with a stackable GE washer/dryer and enough room for drying racks and a folding table is a huge plus. Crowned with 9-1/2 foot ceilings, this lovely apartment is steps away from Riverside Park.In the heart of the vibrant neighborhood that surrounds Columbia University, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath sunny apartment at Revere Hall is located blocks from Barnard College, Bank Street College of Education, Teachers College, Union Theological Seminary, and the Manhattan School for Music. Directly across the street from this boutique co-op is the St. Hildas and St. Hughs school, and Riverside Park is a stones throw away. Convenient transportation, shopping and dining are right at your doorstep.Revere Hall, which celebrated its centennial celebration in 2007, was built in 1907 by the renowned duo, Schwartz and Gross. Popular rumor has it that President Obama resided here during his Columbia University student days. Six stories with 34 units, Revere Hall is a classic example of the H design wooden frame buildings erected on the side streets in Morningside Heights. A distinctive feature is the marble and tile lobby that is a unique stamp by the architect builders who designed much of the prewar inventory in this neighborhood. A Landmarks plaque on the front of the building states that noted Hollywood filmmaker, Cecil B. DeMille, resided here as well.