501 W 123rd St APT 5C, New York, NY 10027

Apt. 5C is a two-bedroom corner apartment with north- and east-facing city views. Entering the apartment, you will be welcomed to a spacious foyer. The large master bedroom can easily accommodate a king size bed and has two separate closets: one for you, and one for your partner. The seven closets in this apartment will provide you with ample storage space. The newly installed hardwood maple flooring is uniform throughout the entire apartment. The bathroom has been reglazed with an immaculate white finish on its wall tiles, bathtub, sink, and floor tiles. UV-filtering roller shades have been installed on every window to provide a measure of privacy while still allowing abundant natural light from the outside to fill the apartment. The double-pane windows help to insulate against outside noise and temperatures. The living room has a new high capacity air conditioner that comfortably cools the combined living room and kitchen spaces. The number of electrical outlets (20) is double that of the original apartment configuration (10), providing a convenient benefit for today’s modern households. The kitchen has a brand new counter-depth Haier refrigerator with top freezer. Also in the kitchen is a vintage model gas range which is in good working condition. Because the range has no electrical connection, it is actually usable during a power outage. You and your family will also enjoy the versatility of the windowed eat-in kitchen. Residents of Morningside Gardens can benefit from the following amenities and features available within its 8-acre campus: 24-hour security, ButterflyMX video building access control system, landscaped garden, laundry room in basement, fitness center, game room, craft workshop, extra storage space, pet friendly, smoke-free, parking garage, children’s playground, senior retirement & health services. The building is nestled among several prominent educational, cultural, and historical institutions including Columbia University, Barnard College, Riverside Church, Jewish Theological Seminary, Union Theological Seminary, Manhattan School of Music, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Grant’s Tomb, the Apollo Theater, and the Bank Street College of Education. This apartment is just steps away from subway stations, bus stops, public parks, grocery stores, restaurants, barber shops, dry cleaners, and hardware stores. The garden benches in front of the building are proximate to 123rd Street and can serve as a convenient waiting area when you are requesting ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft.