New York (Washington Heights), NY, 10032 | $649,000

Imagine owning a beautiful home in NYC — and still being able to afford a house in the South of France. Think I'm bluffing? I never joke about money. Come experience sophistication and elegance where no detail or expense was spared. And just when you think there are no more surprises, another one appears. Why? Because this apartment features multiple Juliet balconies — off the Living Room, the Bedroom, and yes, even the Kitchen. The oversized bedroom 12'4" X 18'1 includes two large closets, and Juliette Balcony. The fully equipped modern kitchen showcases Caesarstone Quartz countertops, a built-in Liebherr refrigerator, Bertazzoni range, and Blomberg dishwasher — all finished with porcelain floor tiles, carried seamlessly into the bathrooms as well. Inside the grand 11’5 X 6’11 foyer, the owner cleverly carved out space for an Electrolux Washer/Dryer, concealed behind custom built-in oak veneer doors. Updated plumbing and electrical throughout. Rich Maple hardwood floors run the length of the apartment, engineered over two layers of plywood with sound-absorbing rubber underneath — a detail you feel before you even notice it. The foyer welcomes you through an elegant arch leading into the Living Room 13'1 X 21'9 — a quiet nod to a more gracious era. An oversized entry closet rounds out the space, large enough that some owners have converted it into a home office. Beautiful tree-lined street with seasonal river views. This is true value, elegance, and the kind of serenity that makes leaving feel optional. But you will leave — to book your flight to that second home in the South of France. The Riviera was built in 1911, has 202 units, a full-service building with full time doorman and has a live-in superintendent. This Col-Du- Sack has wonderful local restaurants and coffee shops just off of Broadway and Riverside Drive. The building is conveniently located near the number 1 train at 157th Street, C train at 155th Street, as well as the M4, M5 and BX6 bus lines on the Broadway corner. Just one block off the 158th to the West Side Hwy. Come experience this prewar historic landmark historic building, that truly takes you back in time. Pied-a`-terre welcome. Parents buying for children, no problem. Pets welcomed. Low Maintenance.

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