270 Seaman Ave Unit C4 New York, NY 10034

270 Seaman Avenue is a six-story, pre-war elevator building located just a block from Inwood Hill Park. This corner two-bedroom co-operative apartment boasts 9 FOOT CEILINGS and features: a sizeable entrance foyer having a coat closet with space for a bench; a recently renovated windowed eat-in kitchen designed for one who loves to cook having modern appliances including a dishwasher, microwave, a self-cleaning six burner dual stove & convection oven, plenty of kitchen cabinets which have self-closing drawers, a penny-tile back splash, quartz counters, a ledge that accommodates two or three bar stools, a pantry, a chalkboard wall, an LED ceiling fan (one of four included with the sale along with 3 air conditioners) and a 220 outlet (one of four throughout) by the kitchen window for an air conditioner. The living room has two windows and accommodates a sectional or both a couch & love seat, a coffee table, an entertainment center plus additional room for a dining table that seats up to ten. Dining room light fixture will not be included. The master bedroom comfortably accommodates a king-sized bed, large desk, other furnishings and has three windows facing North & West with views of the Henry Hudson Bridge, Spuyten Duyvil Creek as well as Inwood Hill Park. The second bedroom, currently used as a nursery, has 2 exposures and easily fits a queen-sized bed set. The updated windowed bathroom spotlights a restored original cast-iron tub, porcelain floor tiles, ceramic wall tiles, new fixtures and fittings. The unit comes equipped with an upgraded electric panel.

The building offers an on-site super, a large laundry room having new machines, bike storage, a repainted interior as well as new windows with screens installed in all the apartments within the past five years. $674 LOW MONTHLY MAINTENANCE INCLUDES HEAT, HOT WATER AND BUILDING UPKEEP.

There are peace of mind moments in Inwood Hill Park where one can enjoy a variety of wildlife, lush trees and vegetation along with the notable salt marsh. Relish in the serenity of the Columbia Boathouse Esplanade. Find novelty and excitement across the street at Columbia University's Baker Athletics Complex where renowned writer Jack Kerouac once played football. Around the corner, Indian Road Café serves as a neighborhood hub for varied nightly activities. Other popular nearby venues in which to dine include Anchor Heights, La Marina, Brown Sugar and much more.

Transportation is within three to five blocks for the A and 1 trains and ten minutes from the Metro North. Easily assessable from the Henry Hudson Parkway and the Major Deegan Expressway.