3 Reasons You Should See This Inwood Apartment with Original Details From 1924
April 29, 2022
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3 Reasons You Should See This Inwood Apartment with Original Details From 1924

By Cristyn Ong

By Deborah Miller, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

As a real estate agent in New York City, I see a lot of apartments, each with its own set of pros and cons. When I consider the value of a particular apartment, I think of location, the state of the home, its character and convenience, and much more.

My current pick for best-in-show apartment–one that provides excellent value–islocated in the Inwood neighborhood of the Bronx, is 50 Park Terrace West #2B, represented by Nanette Gran and Julia Gran. The apartment is situated in one of the few Art Deco buildings in the Bronx.

Here’s what I like about #2B:

1. It is Move-in Ready

Amid the current state of inflation, move-in ready means extra value when supply chain woes and costs on the rise, limiting additional expenses required after purchase.

2. It has a Convenient Location

The building is situated in the heart of Inwood within close proximity to the subway and Metro North. It also offers easy access to nearby farmer’s markets and green spaces.

3. It Has Been Tastefully Updated

The windowed kitchen is outfitted with stainless steel appliances, and the nearby updated bath features porcelain tile flooring. Other highlights include hardwood parquet floors, recessed lighting, Lutron switches, a walk-in closet, and new doors throughout.

Deborah Miller is a Licensed Real Estate Agent with Brown Harris Stevens in New York City. To connect with Deb and view her current listings, click here.

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