Homes for sale in Manhattan and the Bronx
Manhattan | 67 West 107th Street, No. 1
Manhattan Valley Apartment
$875,000
A 700 square foot apartment with two bedrooms, one bathroom, an open floor plan, a porcelain bathroom with windows, a home office, a washer/dryer and air conditioning with window units, on the first floor of a five-bedroom apartment. story walk-up from 1909 with a live-in supermarket and a bicycle shed. Samantha Rose Frith and Joel Moss, Coldwell Banker Warburg, 646-706-3794; cbwarburg.com
Cost
Common charges: $942 per month
Taxes: $681 per month
Positives
The entire apartment was renovated last year. There is a laundry room in the unit for the washer/dryer. The seller pays closing costs and six months of property taxes.
Cons
The kitchen has little counter space and the bath is small. Windows in the bedroom open to the sidewalk.
Manhattan | 461 West 44th Street, No. 1B
Hell’s Kitchen studio
$400,000
A modernized 25 square meter studio apartment with a windowed bathroom, an office corner step and ample storage space, on the first floor of a six-storey pre-war co-op with a virtual intercom, an elevator, a live-in super, basement storage cages, shared laundry room, a courtyard and a roof terrace. Michael Marc Friedman, 917-771-0961, Keller Williams; knyc.com
Cost
Maintenance: $586 per month
Positives
Subletting is allowed four out of five years after the first year.
Cons
The refrigerator is small. The building does not have a bicycle shed.
Bronx | 2500 Johnson Avenue, No. 16NP
Spuyten Duyvil Cooperative
$1.1 million
An approximately 2,500-square-foot apartment with four bedrooms, two and a half baths, an open living and dining area, two bedrooms with private windowed half baths, a second living room with a kitchenette, ample storage and through-the-wall heating and air conditioning , on the 16th floor of a 20-story 1967 doorman building with a live-in super, public parking garage, basketball court, playground and amenity club including a gym, swimming pool, residents’ lounge, game room, community room and game rooms. Aaron Kass and Geoffrey Weiss, 929-269-3411, Compass; compass.com
Cost
Maintenance: $3,843 per month
Positives
Two of the bedrooms have access to the balconies, which overlook the Henry Hudson Bridge. There are several walk-in closets.
Cons
The two smaller bedrooms have no wardrobes. The kitchen is closed. The maintenance costs are high, but include cable and internet.
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