Brown Harris Stevens

Two Bed Art Deco Stunner Move-in ready high floor two bed beauty in the heart of Inwood. Truly – just bring your toothbrush! Art Deco charm abounds with herringbone floors with mahogany inlay, high ceilings, picture molding, original built-in bookcase/cupboard, beautiful period archways and walls in excellent condition. Upon entry, you are swept into the Foyer - perfect for dining right next to the gracious Kitchen and separate from the grand almost square and very private feeling Living Room with South facing windows. Large king-sized bedroom that can easily handle stately furniture and two exposures with oversized windows facing East and South, ample storage throughout. Good-sized second room – perfect for bedroom, office, den. Renovated windowed stylish black and white kitchen has stainless GE refrigerator and LG dishwasher, and white GE stove and microwave. Tasteful white cabinetry, sleek black countertop, open shelving and stainless pot rack provide plenty of counterspace and storage. Tasteful and bright windowed bathroom has white subway wall tiles, black and white tile floor and bright clean white sink, vanity with ample storage. 680 West 204 is a beautifully maintained Art Deco elevator cooperative designed by architect George C. Miller. Built Circa 1935, this grand building adorned with geometric parapets and decorative brickwork boasts an elegant, welcoming lobby with terrazzo floor and custom lighting which perfectly illuminates a hand-painted period mural. Residents enjoy a live-in Super, 24-hour central laundry (recently upgraded and app operated), bike room, storage units and a planted backyard courtyard with seating areas and grill! Pet friendly building. The location is truly in the heart of all that Inwood offers with abundant shopping & dining (Broadway, W 207th, Dyckman) and transportation options – the 1 and A Express subways, many buses and easy access to highways or Metro North – and close proximity to the best parks in New York City including Inwood Hill Park (197 acres of walking/riding paths, athletic fields, playgrounds, dog runs and the newly renovated NYC Parks Dept Nature Center with environmental programming); Isham Park (20 acres of lush green areas for picnics and gathering), Fort Tryon Park (67 acres of stunning Hudson River and Palisades views, the world-renowned Cloisters Museum and the idyllic Heather Garden), and the Muscota Marsh. Other cherished attractions are the historic Dyckman Farmhouse Museum (right across the street), the weekly year-round Saturday farmer’s market on Isham, Buuni Coffee with monthly cultural events, and the glorious, newly built Inwood branch of NYPL. Well situated near transportation - the A train (express) and 1 train (local) and numerous bus routes - just 25 minutes to midtown! Come to Inwood, one of Manhattan’s best kept secrets. This is why folks move uptown! *There is an assessment of $356.15/mo through September 2027.