The “Trafalgar” is a handsome, pale-yellow brick Co-op on the northeast corner of Broadway. The 20-story, 88-unit residence was designed by George G. Miller (1930) – famous for his many Manhattan properties working with Albert Golldhammer and, later, for Samuel Lefrak.
Property Description
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Apartments for rent
Buildings Facts
Units:
88
New Development:
No
Ownership:
Co-op
Building year:
1985 / converted, built in 1930
Owned by:
233 WEST 99TH STREET
Pets:
Pets allowed
Building Amenities
- Bicycle Storage
- Doorman
- Elevator
- Laundry in Building
Apartment Amenities
- General
- Hardwood Floors
- Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Natural Stone Countertops
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Bathroom
- Oversized Mirror
Luxury Rating
| Building Amenities | 34% |
|---|---|
| Apartment Features | 32% |
| Score | 33% |
Building Pros
- Close to Many Bars and Restaurants
- Convenient to Daily Shopping
- Good Public Transportation
Building Cons
- No Gym