70 Park Terrace East, #66, Inwood, NY 10034

HANDYMAN SPECIAL - NO BOARD APPROVAL - Limited Time ONLY!

THE APARTMENT SPONSOR SALE! This Unit is a handyman special. We typically will renovate and sell the unit at top dollar. Due to the current construction restrictions in NYC, we have decided to offer the unit to someone willing to spend the $20k to $50k to make this unit their own. Our last two (2 bedroom) units sold at about $530k each. Each received about $35 to $45k in renovations, and they turned out Incredible. You too can do this. This one bedroom unit would be marketed at about $450k once completed. But someone can grab it now for about 50k less. If no one buys it before the commencement of restoration, then it will be taken off the market and not placed back until it is fully completed and staged. This process can eaily take 10 weeks to 12 weeks. THIS BUILDING Oddly nestled between Isham park and Columbia Universities' Baker Athletics Complex, 70 Park Terrace E. is one of those quirky buildings that is so unassuming, you won't look at it twice. But, as you look close, then it hits you. So well maintained, large apartments, indoor garage (wait list), laundry, live in super, close to transportation, schools, restaurants, dogs are welcome, truly unique location, and what, in my opinion, is one of the most important things when it comes to apartment living - PROBABLY The nicest neighbors I have ever seen in NYC! LOCATION Walk to amazing Isham park up the hill. Walk to the waterfront, eateries, the train. The grand plan for Inwood promises to make this northernmost tip of Manhattan the red-hot location it has always meant to be. Sooner than later, this largely unknown gem with deep historic value, could be affordable to most. Did you know that the "Sherman Creek Waterfront Master Plan: was published in 2011? With plans to make Inwood the next hot waterfront locale of this great city, it is safe to assume these prices will soon be gone. The city wants to make Inwood's waterfront, the next LIC. And anyone that knows what happened to LIC's waterfront, and if Inwood is half as successful as LIC has been, then this is the time to do this. This is a SPONSOR SALE - No Board Approval!