DESCRIPTION

Welcome to 30 west 60th st, apartment 12y, where cozy elegance meets modern convenience in this charming studio boasting sunny southern exposures, inviting warmth, and a meticulously renovated interior that exudes sophistication.  A generous foyer welcomes you into the large living room and sleeping area which has a queen murphy bed as well as twin murphy bunk beds from resource furniture.  Enjoy four large south-facing windows over the blooming gardens offering pin-drop quiet, city, and garden views.  Prepare culinary delights in the open kitchen, which has been brilliantly renovated with a breakfast bar, incredible storage, a tiled floor, stainless steel appliances, shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a washer/dryer combo.  Whether you're whipping up a quick breakfast or hosting a gourmet dinner, this space is sure to inspire your inner chef.  The bathroom has been classically renovated with a new vanity, and mosaic-tiled floor offering a serene sanctuary for unwinding after a long day.  Abundant custom closet storage ensures optimal organization, providing ample space for your wardrobe and belongings while maintaining the sleek aesthetic of the home.  Other features of this home include perfectly restored, hickory hardwood floors, and through-the-wall-air conditioning.  The coliseum is a full-service building with 24-hour doorman, live-in super, and large maintenance staff.  It is a well-managed building that has low maintenance that includes heat, gas, and hot water.  There is a strong community atmosphere between the north and south buildings and they share the largest private landscaped garden in manhattan exclusive to building residents.  There is also a 24-hour valet parking garage in the basement with silver car rental and zip car as well.  The private porte cochere driveway makes it easy to load and unload packages and luggage.  Building amenities include a new gym, storage, bike room, central laundry room, conference room, resident lounge, and storage cages for rent.  Close proximity to lincoln center, whole foods, columbus circle, central park, great restaurants, the theater district, and public transportation.  


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