This Sunset Park two-bedroom looks out over the neighborhood's namesake
If you're looking for an apartment with park views and you don't have a Central Park budget, consider this two-bedroom co-op at 570 44th St. in Sunset Park. Listed for $700,000, the apartment has one bathroom, and get lots of light thanks to large windows. It's priced above the median of $555,000 for a two bedroom in the area, which might be at least partially justified by the neighborhood's namesake park being directly across the street.
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The two bedrooms (one of which has a safe in the wall!) are on opposite sides of the apartment for increased privacy, and the place has lots of prewar details, including French doors, hardwood floors, and moldings.
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Both of the bedrooms are on the small side.
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But there's a full dining room and a living room.
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The kitchen has lots of counter space and cabinets.
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The bathroom could use updating, depending on your taste, but the clawfoot tub is probably a keeper.
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The building has stained-glass windows and a wrought-iron and marble staircase. A common charge of $672 a month goes towards a live-in super, laundry, and bike storage.
The building is three blocks from the 45th Street R station and nine blocks from the Ninth Avenue D station.
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