Meteora in Washington Heights Now Leasing: Luxury Living in a Historic NYC Neighborhood
Discover resort-inspired living in Washington Heights with Meteora’s stunning apartments, luxury finishes, and Hudson River views.
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Discover resort-inspired living in Washington Heights with Meteora’s stunning apartments, luxury finishes, and Hudson River views.
Read MoreThere’s a lot more to New York City than the Manhattan skyline, and the commanding views of the George Washington Bridge and Hudson River from this Washington Heights apartment won’t let you forget it. This unit, located at 825 West 179th Street Apartment 6C, allows owners to experience the very best of uptown living while enjoying views and sights that will leave New Yorkers in other boroughs feeling left out.
Warburg Realty
The apartment is newly renovated and has two bedrooms and two bathrooms — offering plenty of space. But it’s the glitzy details that really make the unit come to life. There are hardwood floors throughout the apartment, every single inch of the bathrooms is freshly tiled, and the chef’s kitchen has all the bells and whistles, including quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and brand new stainless steel appliances. There’s in-unit laundry, too.
Outside, owners will find that they’re surrounded by a unique, historic neighborhood. The unit is located on the sixth floor of a gorgeous, historical co-op, which was originally built in 1920. Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters, and the Hudson river pathways are within walking distance, as are numerous shops and cafes — among the best Washington Heights has to offer. And for those who need to get downtown, the 1, A, and C trains are a short walk away, too.
This unit is listed at $799,000 by Samantha Rose Frith, Joel E. Moss, and Kemdi Anosike of Warburg Realty.
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