255 West 85th Street #10AB

Bask in all day sunlight in this oversized 2br 2ba home. The apartment is pin-drop quiet and bright, clearing the neighboring buildings for open city views and total privacy. Natural light beams in all day through the apartment’s 13 large windows. Storage space is abundant, with an oversized walk-in utility closet off the kitchen, generous bedroom closets, and built-in shelves. A stacked washer/dryer is conveniently tucked out of the way between the kitchen and the walk-in closet.

The oversized living room can accommodate a large living area, a full size dining table, a home office, and still feel airy and spacious. The semi-open kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, impressive cabinet storage, and ample countertops for the discerning chef.

The bedrooms are separated from the entertaining space by a hallway with built-in shelving. The enviable primary suite is enormous. It easily fits a king-size bed, with room for a full bedroom set and a second home office. A marble-tiled en-suite bath and a private balcony with open views complete the primary suite. The second bedroom is can also accommodate a king-size bed, and features two closets and three large windows. The second bath, also outfitted with marble tiles, is conveniently located across the hall. Through-the-wall PTAC units provide climate control throughout the apartment.

The Claremont is a full-service condominium on a tree-lined street in the heart of the Upper West Side. The building offers a full-time doorman, live-in super, gym, outdoor garden, and laundry room. Conveniently located a block from the subway, close to Zabars, Barnes & Noble, AMC 84th Street, Broad Nosh Bagels, Motorino, Jacob’s Pickles, 5 Napkin Burger, and so much more! Bulk discounted cable rate of $60.32 per month includes high speed internet and cable. There is currently a $437.59 assessment through the end of the year to replenish the reserve fund. Taxes shown reflect the co-op/condo tax abatement for primary residents. Currently zoned for PS 166. Some photos are virtually staged.