Lincoln Spencer Cooperative 140 W 69th St Unit 116C New York, NY 10023

Room with a View! Enjoy 10.5 foot high ceilings and oversized windows from this super sweet studio overlooking the gorgeous city skyline full of architecturally significant buildings that define the Upper West Side. A lofted level above the kitchen and bathroom allow separation of space in this cheerful white box that is primed for your personalization! Thru the prewar archway is a separate kitchen with a pass thru window and shutter doors to connect the kitchen and living room. Picture moldings, and original hardwood floors show off the character and charm of this starter home. The bathroom is updated, clean white, and depersonalized. Kitchen is compact, but separate and can be expanded easily within the footprint, without the need to renovate. Joyfully sunny, all day long with twinkling lights in the evening cityscape view make this apartment feel like the perfect perch point to call home, to treasure for the next chapter of your life. 140 West 69th Street is a luxury co-operative residence in a historic landmark building, a short walk from Central Park. It is one of several distinct architectural buildings of the Beaux Arts era that still grace the Upper West Side. It is a beautifully maintained building, with a 24/7 attended lobby, live-in Resident Manager, and a computerized communications system for all residents. Situated on a charming townhouse block, elegant landscaping welcomes you to the building's entry, and plans are underway to refurbish the light and spacious lobby. The Co-op welcomes pied-a-terre buyers, parents co-purchasing with adult children, and subletting is allowed with board approval following completion of the mandatory five-year residency period. Well managed financials have kept this co-op strong, and apartment values at their highest. Reserve funds are intelligently invested to maximize return and plan for future capital projects. Management is proactively engaged in preparations to address Local Law 97, Local 11 and other NYC building initiatives.