Hott On The Market: 311 Greenwich Street #6G
Our favorite listing this week is 311 Greenwhich Street 6G. At $1,195,000 this 1 Bedroom, 1 bathroom is perfect for a starter home or pied-à-terre. The updated home is move in ready with a modest common charges of $1,000. This unit was last listed in 2011.
This pristine sun-drenched one bedroom features a private balcony that overlooks lush treetops and partial park views. The modern chef's kitchen is outfitted with granite countertops, basalt stone floors and the most gorgeous of Cherrywood cabinetry. The home also boasts hardwood floors, oasis like bath with Basalt tiling throughout, and abundant closet space which makes the home not only beautiful but functional as well.
Residents enjoy wonderful amenities including Roof Deck, live-in super and laundry in the building. This is an apartment that is not to be missed!
Ilan Bracha and Andras Bodrog are the listing agents.
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