The Adlon
200 West 54th Street, 11J
Midtown West | Seventh Avenue & Broadway
Rooms
4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Status
Active
Maintenance [Monthly]
$ 2,279
Financing Allowed
80%
Property Description
Residence 11J at 200 West 54th Street
A gracious pre-war two-bedroom, one-bathroom home offering classic character and peaceful city living. Facing east, this high floor home enjoys magical Midtown views along with an abundance of light all day, while remaining exceptionally quiet.
Soaring approximately 9'6" ceilings enhance the sense of space, complementing the timeless proportions and architectural details typical of pre-war design. The thoughtful layout features two well-sized bedrooms, a comfortable living area, and a functional kitchen and bath.
The Adlon 200 West 54th Street - Cooperative
Built in 1912 the 12 story coop was designed by George and Edward Blum. The building has 128 apartments and was converted to a coop in 1988. Once a hotel the building was named after the famous Hotel Adlon in Berlin, developed by Alexander Pincus, Joseph Graf and Morris Goldstone and originally the south wing was planned as a separate building called the Aljomor named after the developers' first names. Full time doorman, Close to Central Park and the B,D,E,N,R,Q and 1 trains, Columbus Circle, shopping, Broadway Theater and famous restaurants are all in this convenient midtown location. The coop permits 80% financing and pets are allowed with board approval.
A gracious pre-war two-bedroom, one-bathroom home offering classic character and peaceful city living. Facing east, this high floor home enjoys magical Midtown views along with an abundance of light all day, while remaining exceptionally quiet.
Soaring approximately 9'6" ceilings enhance the sense of space, complementing the timeless proportions and architectural details typical of pre-war design. The thoughtful layout features two well-sized bedrooms, a comfortable living area, and a functional kitchen and bath.
The Adlon 200 West 54th Street - Cooperative
Built in 1912 the 12 story coop was designed by George and Edward Blum. The building has 128 apartments and was converted to a coop in 1988. Once a hotel the building was named after the famous Hotel Adlon in Berlin, developed by Alexander Pincus, Joseph Graf and Morris Goldstone and originally the south wing was planned as a separate building called the Aljomor named after the developers' first names. Full time doorman, Close to Central Park and the B,D,E,N,R,Q and 1 trains, Columbus Circle, shopping, Broadway Theater and famous restaurants are all in this convenient midtown location. The coop permits 80% financing and pets are allowed with board approval.
Residence 11J at 200 West 54th Street
A gracious pre-war two-bedroom, one-bathroom home offering classic character and peaceful city living. Facing east, this high floor home enjoys magical Midtown views along with an abundance of light all day, while remaining exceptionally quiet.
Soaring approximately 9'6" ceilings enhance the sense of space, complementing the timeless proportions and architectural details typical of pre-war design. The thoughtful layout features two well-sized bedrooms, a comfortable living area, and a functional kitchen and bath.
The Adlon 200 West 54th Street - Cooperative
Built in 1912 the 12 story coop was designed by George and Edward Blum. The building has 128 apartments and was converted to a coop in 1988. Once a hotel the building was named after the famous Hotel Adlon in Berlin, developed by Alexander Pincus, Joseph Graf and Morris Goldstone and originally the south wing was planned as a separate building called the Aljomor named after the developers' first names. Full time doorman, Close to Central Park and the B,D,E,N,R,Q and 1 trains, Columbus Circle, shopping, Broadway Theater and famous restaurants are all in this convenient midtown location. The coop permits 80% financing and pets are allowed with board approval.
A gracious pre-war two-bedroom, one-bathroom home offering classic character and peaceful city living. Facing east, this high floor home enjoys magical Midtown views along with an abundance of light all day, while remaining exceptionally quiet.
Soaring approximately 9'6" ceilings enhance the sense of space, complementing the timeless proportions and architectural details typical of pre-war design. The thoughtful layout features two well-sized bedrooms, a comfortable living area, and a functional kitchen and bath.
The Adlon 200 West 54th Street - Cooperative
Built in 1912 the 12 story coop was designed by George and Edward Blum. The building has 128 apartments and was converted to a coop in 1988. Once a hotel the building was named after the famous Hotel Adlon in Berlin, developed by Alexander Pincus, Joseph Graf and Morris Goldstone and originally the south wing was planned as a separate building called the Aljomor named after the developers' first names. Full time doorman, Close to Central Park and the B,D,E,N,R,Q and 1 trains, Columbus Circle, shopping, Broadway Theater and famous restaurants are all in this convenient midtown location. The coop permits 80% financing and pets are allowed with board approval.
Listing Courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC
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Apartment Features
A/C
View / Exposure
East Exposure
Building Details [200 West 54th Street]
Ownership
Co-op
Service Level
Full-Time Doorman
Access
Elevator
Pet Policy
Pets Allowed
Block/Lot
1025/7501
Building Type
Mid-Rise
Age
Pre-War
Year Built
1912
Floors/Apts
13/128
Building Amenities
Bike Room
Laundry Rooms
Non-Smoking Building
Private Storage
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