109 Seaman Ave. #3B

When an apartment is a home – from graciously sized rooms, to high ceilings, hardwood floors and a big windowed eat in kitchen – you’ll want to move right in. This convertible three bedroom gem is on a tree lined block in the heart of Inwood near stores, restaurants and transportation. This sunny, south west corner five room (easily works as a 3 bedroom) is just two flights up in a boutique 41 unit co-op built in 1918 on a tree lined block near stores, subways, buses and Inwood Hill Park.

This sprawling gem has over nine foot ceilings, beautifully renovated kitchen and loads of closet space – there’s even room for a Home Office! This elegant beauty has spacious rooms, windowed kitchen and bath, hardwood floors and picture moldings and wonderful pre war details throughout. Situated two blocks from the A train in vibrant Inwood in Upper Manhattan, it’s a prime location for shopping, strolling, hiking, biking and even playing tennis! After buying fresh produce, meat or fish at the local Farmer’s Market you’ll love whipping up dinner in your thoughtfully renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, custom white cabinets, quartz counters and marble backsplash. The spacious, windowed bathroom has amazing storage and excellent lighting. This sprawling, flexible space will win you over with its airy rooms, amazing storage and large windows. Lovingly maintained and renovated by the owner for years, it’s a welcoming sanctuary. **Owner may install in unit – all in one – washer / dryer.

Situated at the top 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. 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, and everything in between: baseball fields, tennis courts, play grounds, dog run, soccer fields and basketball courts. The Inwood branch NY Public Library, the Dyckman Farmhouse anchor the Broadway thoroughfare with shiny new and burnished old. 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!

117 Seaman Avenue is a five story co op (sorry no elevator – but just two flights up!) allows sublets for up to five years with board approval. There is a spacious laundry room downstairs and a drop off laundromat a couple of blocks away. If you’ve got a pup no problem. That’s also allowed (with approval) – and you’ll love hanging at Homer’s Run in Inwood Hill Park – and there’s plenty of fellow animal lovers in this vibrant neighborhood. This is a non smoking building. Storage available for rent. Showings start May 1.