A block away from Central Park with stunning Lincoln Center not much further, stands the recently converted condominium building 30 Lincoln Plaza.
The conversion includes great new features, both in the common areas and within the apartments as well including a wealth of upscale amenities. First, one is greeted upon entering the striking new lobby by a 24-hour doorman and concierge.
Each apartment now has a gourmet eat-in kitchen filled with name brand appliances such as Sub-Zero and Wolf and a stackable washer and dryer. The wood cabinetry has lighting underneath. A dishwasher, pantry and kitchen island with granite countertop complete the room. The bathrooms have been redone with marble and limestone surfaces, dual sinks, vanities, rain showers and deep tubs. There are walk-in closets and terraces that continue the outdoor sensibility brought about by the large windows, maximizing natural sunlight and some beautiful views of the city.
The common-area amenities for residents include a live-in superintendent to provide assistance and trouble shoot problems that may arise, a courtyard and garden area, bicycle storage and parking spaces, a laundry room, a roof deck, a billiard room and lounge, a children’s playroom, additional storage space and a fitness center with pool, steam room and sauna. The building unfortunately does not allow dogs.
The location of this property adds to its desirability by having close access to many of Manhattan’s subway links, making it easy to leave the car at home while traveling within the city. There is also a convenient bus service in whatever direction you may be going. Surrounded by parks, the hub of cultural events at Lincoln Center, nationally well-known schools such as John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the Julliard School, a wealth of markets, eateries and even the theaters in the Broadway district, it is a location to be thoroughly enjoyed by its residents.
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