Prefer bold over basic? An UES studio in black, white, and taxi cab yellow, for $335,000
When selling an apartment, most of the time it's recommended you stage a neutral environment where potential buyers can see themselves living. But sometimes, a design is so thoroughly committed to that you have to go the, "you'll either love it or hate it" route. We'd say 203 East 89th St., #3B, falls solidly into the latter category.
Listed for $335,000, the 390-square-foot Yorkville studio features a striking palette in black, white, and taxi cab yellow with baroque touches. The listing describes it as "eclectic and charming." For a study in contrasts, check out this apartment for sale, which appears to be on the same floor.
The apartment overlooked a tree-lined street and has a southern exposure.
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An elevated platform separates the bedroom area, which has custom built-in bedside tables, a headboard, and storage.
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The kitchen has a stainless steel refrigerator and an over-the-range hood, as well as granite countertops, a matching breakfast bar, and built-in pantry.
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The bathroom, described as "newly-enhanced" has stainless steel finishes and a dramatic light fixture.
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Additional features of the studio include hardwood floors throughout and large closets.
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The building has laundry facilities, storage and space for bikes, and is close to several subway lines: the 4, 5, 6 and Q trains are all about three blocks away; as well as shopping, dining, and entertainment.
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