59 W 71ST Street 4D
59 W 71ST Street 4D
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59 W 71ST Street 4D

New York City, NY
$1,435,000
Welcome to a rare gem-an impeccably renovated and beautifully maintained two-b…

Welcome to a rare gem-an impeccably renovated and beautifully maintained two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath cooperative that's truly move-in ready. Every detail of this home has been thoughtfully designed and executed to create a sophisticated and comfortable city retreat.

The expansive open-concept living and dining area is anchored by a stunning, showcase-quality kitchen. Bathed in natural light from a large window, this chef's kitchen features an oversized island with abundant storage, Caesarstone countertops, a marble backsplash, custom millwork, a Bosch dishwasher, Viking range and microwave, vented hood, and a wine fridge-offering both beauty and functionality in equal measure.

The living space flows effortlessly for everyday living and entertaining. Both bedrooms are generously proportioned, each with two north-facing windows and outfitted with custom closets. Throughout the home, exceptional storage solutions have been integrated.

The windowed primary bathroom is a serene sanctuary, with classic tilework, Grohe fixtures, clever built-in shower storage, and a luxurious Zuma soaking tub. A full-size, vented washer and dryer are discreetly tucked away in a hallway closet, adding everyday convenience to this elegant home.

The chic powder room adds a touch of glamour with dramatic brocade wallpaper-an ideal balance of elegance and charm.

Located just off Columbus Avenue at 59 West 71st Street, this well-run cooperative offers a live-in superintendent, key-fob entry system, bike storage, storage lockers, and low maintenance. All this, just moments from Central Park, Lincoln Center, and the best dining, shopping, and cultural experiences the Upper West Side has to offer.

Welcome to a rare gem-an impeccably renovated and beautifully maintained two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath cooperative that's truly move-in ready. Every detail of this home has been thoughtfully designed and executed to create a sophisticated and comfortable city retreat. The expansive open-concept living and dining area is anchored by a stunning, showcase-quality kitchen. Bathed in natural light from a large window, this chef's kitchen features an oversized island with abundant storage, Caesarstone countertops, a marble backsplash, custom millwork, a Bosch dishwasher, Viking range and microwave, vented hood, and a wine fridge-offering both beauty and functionality in equal measure. The living space flows effortlessly for everyday living and entertaining. Both bedrooms are generously proportioned, each with two north-facing windows and outfitted with custom closets. Throughout the home, exceptional storage solutions have been integrated. The windowed primary bathroom is a serene sanctuary, with classic tilework, Grohe fixtures, clever built-in shower storage, and a luxurious Zuma soaking tub. A full-size, vented washer and dryer are discreetly tucked away in a hallway closet, adding everyday convenience to this elegant home. The chic powder room adds a touch of glamour with dramatic brocade wallpaper-an ideal balance of elegance and charm. Located just off Columbus Avenue at 59 West 71st Street, this well-run cooperative offers a live-in superintendent, key-fob entry system, bike storage, storage lockers, and low maintenance. All this, just moments from Central Park, Lincoln Center, and the best dining, shopping, and cultural experiences the Upper West Side has to offer.
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1924 Year Built

2 Bedrooms

1 Total Bathroom

Interior
Bedroom
2 Beds
Bathroom
1 Bath
Full Bathrooms
1 Full Bath
Laundry Room
Building Other, Washer Hookup, In Unit
Exterior & Building
Stories
10
Other Exterior Features
None
Lot & Area
Status
Sold
MLS® ID
RLS20026758
Type
Co-Op
Year Built
1924
Neighborhood
Upper West Side
Finance
Sales Price
$1,435,000
HOA Fees
$1,650/mo
Upper West Side
A Classic Manhattan Neighborhood with Cultural Soul and Riverside Charm

The Upper West Side is one of Manhattan’s most beloved and livable neighborhoods—defined by its leafy avenues, rich history, and easy access to both Central Park and Riverside Park. Bounded by Central Park West and the Hudson River, from 59th to 110th Streets, the UWS offers a perfect balance of urban vibrancy and residential calm, making it one of New York City’s most desirable areas to call home.

Whether you're walking past pre-war brownstones, visiting a local bakery, or catching a concert at Lincoln Center, the Upper West Side exudes a sense of familiarity and culture that’s rare in today’s fast-paced city. It’s a place where history, family life, and neighborhood identity thrive alongside modern convenience and luxury living.

Here’s what makes the Upper West Side such a timeless standout:

 

Classic Architecture and a Wide Range of Housing

The Upper West Side is known for its iconic pre-war buildings, historic brownstones, and elegant co-ops—many of which offer spacious floor plans, high ceilings, and architectural details like crown molding, hardwood floors, and decorative fireplaces. Alongside these classic homes, the neighborhood also features luxury condo developments and full-service buildings, particularly near Lincoln Square and Columbus Circle, offering modern amenities and breathtaking park or river views.

 

Dual Park Access: Central Park and Riverside Park

Few neighborhoods in Manhattan enjoy access to two of the city’s most celebrated parks. Central Park, with its meadows, playgrounds, and jogging paths, borders the neighborhood to the east. To the west, Riverside Park stretches along the Hudson River, offering bike paths, dog runs, sports fields, and stunning waterfront sunsets. This unparalleled access to nature promotes a healthy, outdoor lifestyle right in the heart of the city.

 

A True Neighborhood Feel with Cultural Depth

The UWS is known for its community-focused atmosphere. Family-friendly, walkable, and full of long-standing local businesses, the neighborhood is home to everything from corner cafes and independent bookstores to top-rated schools and cultural institutions. Landmarks like The American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center, and the New York Historical Society anchor the area with arts, education, and entertainment. Daily life here is vibrant but never overwhelming.

 

Transit is convenient and reliable, with the 1/2/3 and B/C subway lines running north-south, connecting residents to Midtown, Downtown, and beyond with ease. Local shops, grocery stores, fitness centers, and farmers markets make everyday errands feel simple and accessible.

With its unique combination of historic charm, green space, and community energy, the Upper West Side appeals to those seeking a classic New York experience with lasting value and livability.

Explore listings on our website and discover a neighborhood where culture, comfort, and connection come together—block after beautiful block.

 

The Upper West Side is one of Manhattan’s most beloved and livable neighborhoods—defined by its leafy avenues, rich history, and easy access to both Central Park and Riverside Park. Bounded by Central Park West and the Hudson River, from 59th to 110th Streets, the UWS offers a perfect balance of urban vibrancy and residential calm, making it one of New York City’s most desirable areas to call home. Whether you're walking past pre-war brownstones, visiting a local bakery, or catching a concert at Lincoln Center, the Upper West Side exudes a sense of familiarity and culture that’s rare in today’s fast-paced city. It’s a place where history, family life, and neighborhood identity thrive alongside modern convenience and luxury living. Here’s what makes the Upper West Side such a timeless standout: Classic Architecture and a Wide Range of Housing The Upper West Side is known for its iconic pre-war buildings, historic brownstones, and elegant co-ops—many of which offer spacious floor plans, high ceilings, and architectural details like crown molding, hardwood floors, and decorative fireplaces. Alongside these classic homes, the neighborhood also features luxury condo developments and full-service buildings, particularly near Lincoln Square and Columbus Circle, offering modern amenities and breathtaking park or river views. Dual Park Access: Central Park and Riverside Park Few neighborhoods in Manhattan enjoy access to two of the city’s most celebrated parks. Central Park, with its meadows, playgrounds, and jogging paths, borders the neighborhood to the east. To the west, Riverside Park stretches along the Hudson River, offering bike paths, dog runs, sports fields, and stunning waterfront sunsets. This unparalleled access to nature promotes a healthy, outdoor lifestyle right in the heart of the city. A True Neighborhood Feel with Cultural Depth The UWS is known for its community-focused atmosphere. Family-friendly, walkable, and full of long-standing local businesses, the neighborhood is home to everything from corner cafes and independent bookstores to top-rated schools and cultural institutions. Landmarks like The American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center, and the New York Historical Society anchor the area with arts, education, and entertainment. Daily life here is vibrant but never overwhelming. Transit is convenient and reliable, with the 1/2/3 and B/C subway lines running north-south, connecting residents to Midtown, Downtown, and beyond with ease. Local shops, grocery stores, fitness centers, and farmers markets make everyday errands feel simple and accessible. With its unique combination of historic charm, green space, and community energy, the Upper West Side appeals to those seeking a classic New York experience with lasting value and livability. Explore listings on our website and discover a neighborhood where culture, comfort, and connection come together—block after beautiful block.
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Scott Harris

Founder | Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker | Nationally Bestselling Author | Speaker

Founder | Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker | Nationally Bestselling Author | Speaker

He has been involved in the marketing and sales of over $1 Billion of New York City residential property.

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