Introducing Apartment #11G, a spacious one-bedroom within the Bromley, a highly sought-after full-service condominium located in the heart of the Upper West Side. As part of the rarely available G-line, the residence offers one of the largest and most functional one-bedroom floor plans in the building. Step into the expansive living room, with ample space for a separate dining area or work-from-home setup. The large bedroom is complete with a walk-in closet and additional storage, supplemented by a second walk-in closet conveniently located off the living room. The unit features updated hardwood floors and oversized windows with western and southern exposures, offering plentiful natural light with incredible sunset views overlooking the cityscape.
The Bromley provides a superior level of service with a 24-hour doorman, concierge services, including valet for laundry/dry cleaning, package room, bike storage, and attended garage parking. The on-site amenities are in line with top spas and fitness centers, with 10,000 square feet of recreational space including expansive cardio and weight training rooms, basketball court, an indoor saltwater swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam rooms, yoga and dance studio with professionally instructed fitness classes. The building also includes a large laundry room, a banquet room with a catering kitchen, a children's playroom, and a recently renovated rooftop solarium with a wrap-around sky lounge terrace offering spectacular Midtown skyline, Central Park and Hudson River views.
Ideally located three blocks from the 86th Street 1 train station and the M86-SBS crosstown bus at 86th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Central Park is three blocks, and Riverside Park two blocks from the building's main entrance. Major shops, markets, restaurants, entertainment, and residential services are conveniently located on Broadway, Amsterdam Avenue, Columbus Avenue, and the surrounding streets. Nearby Museums include the American Museum of Natural History, the Children's Museum, the Rose Center for Earth and Space, and the New York Historical Society. Pets are welcome.
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