Casa Loma at 229 West 116th St. #4B

BACK ON THE MARKET

This spacious 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath condo is set in a meticulously renovated prewar loft building, blending classic NYC details with a stylish modern design. With its fantastic layout anchored by an oversized living room and private bedrooms, a location just a few short blocks from Central Park and steps to transit, and low common charges ($542/month) with a 15-year tax abatement ($0 for 10 more years), this West Side condo is truly a unique opportunity for under $1MM.

Exposed brick walls, hardwood floors and 11-foot ceilings run the length of the apartment, complemented by copious natural light throughout, including from three south-facing windows in the living room. The large, open chef’s kitchen is great for entertaining as it flows seamlessly into the oversized living and dining room. The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and copious storage in custom wood cabinets. The marble bathroom is outfitted with Kohler fixtures and a rain shower, and there is an additional powder room. Rounding out the features are an in-unit washer/dryer, ample closet space finished with California-style organization, and a deeded private storage unit.

The apartment is set on the fourth floor of a 16-unit elevator condo that was fully renovated in 2007. The building is pet-friendly, has a bicycle storage and a video intercom system. The 4,000 sq ft roof deck offers sweeping views towards Central Park, Columbia University and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.

Your new home is in the heart of the South Harlem renaissance, a historic neighborhood newly filled with hip restaurants, boutique shopping and cute cafes. One of the most serene sections of Central Park is just 6 short blocks south of the apartment, while the 2/3 and B/C subway lines are all steps from your front door, providing seamless transportation to Midtown in 15 minutes. This apartment not only provides outstanding value right now, but with SoHa’s rapidly increasing desirability, there is significant appreciation potential.