The Paris New York at 752 West End Ave. #17C

No-fee rental | Best in Class Location ! Less than 1 Block from 2/3 Express 96th St. Train Station! Tenant Occupied Unit! All showings are by appt only! Will be Ready for 6/8 Move-in!17C is a Full Southwest Exposure, beautifully renovated 2 bed/ 1 bath home situated high up the 17th-floor unit featuring:
Open kitchen w/ custom Bosch stainless steel appliances and granite breakfast bar countertops
In-unit Bosch Washer/dryer
Abundance of natural light and open city views of the Hudson & Upper West Side
Surplus of Storage & Walk-in Closet Space
Oversized bathroom with condo-finishings and porcelain subway tiling w/ deep Duravit soak-in tub & shower
Dark-oak stained hardwood floor
Contact on-site leasing agent Eva Zheng by email with your phone number in the inquiry.All online inquiries are answered within 12 hours, please check spam mail folder if you don’t see response in your main inbox. Kindly include phone number in your inquiry for more immediate responses.Paris NY Building Features:-24/7 Attended Lobby & Doorman-Onsite Super & Maintenance Team-Package Room-Shared Laundry on ALL Floors-Resident Lounge w/ Terrace& Grill, onsite gym and playroom- On-site Bike racks and storage units available for rent- Next door to Imagine School of SwimmingBest in class location:- Located on a residentially dense block on West End Ave. while being less than 1 block away from 1/2&3 Express trains at 96th St. Station- Only 2 train stops/ 10 minutes from Columbia University & 42nd St. Time Sq.!- 1 block away from Riverside Park & Dinosaur Playground & Dog Runs, brief 8 minute stroll to Central Park- Less than a block from all trendy neighborhood amenities/shopping (Whole Foods, West Side Market, Target..)About The Paris at 752 West End Ave. (Cross Street W. 96th St.):Originally established in 1925 as the Hotel Paris, this full-service, luxury doorman, Art Deco building has long been a preferred residence for discerning Upper West Siders. Currently offering an array of inventory ranging from Studios to 4 bedroom apartments appointed with high-end finishes and interiors that savvy New Yorkers have come to expect. All of which set a new standard for prewar luxury on the Upper West Side.