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Unlimited subletting potential, but who would want to share?

Residence 8F is a corner unit three bedroom with prewar proportions and details. Your large entry foyer can be repurposed as a dining room, mud room or home office, but with this much space, its not necessary.

The elegance of this home is different. The Living Room alone is deeper than the width of most townhouses, with almost 24' from the art deco arch entrance to the sweeping open views from the two windows. So, when you open your front door to come home, your eye is basically looking at a corner exposure with 30' of living area immediately welcoming you home. You will know you have arrived.

Quiet and bright, the primary bedroom has a corner exposure. The windowed bathroom is in excellent condition with a rain shower, brushed nickel medicine cabinet, and glazed white porcelain bathtub with white subway tile on the walls and white hexagonal floor tiles.

The kitchen is of significant size, and its also home to a washer and dryer by LG. There is currently a cafe table in the eat-in-kitchen with formal dining in the third bedroom.

Ageloff Towers was built in 1929. Today's shareholders enjoy a doorman in the evening hours as well as full service from a live-in Super and porter. The building has a spacious roof deck with planter boxes, a fitness center, storage, bike storage, and a liberal sublet policy, while boasting excellent financials. The halls and lobby are ordained with Art Deco details, however, visitors will quickly notice the new elevators and other contemporary features that today's buyers expect.