215 West 95TH Street #14L, New York City, NY 10025
Listing Courtesy of PAIP
$690,000
Potential Rebate: $10,350
Overview
<p>525 square feet beautiful alcove studio on a high floor has separate sleeping alcove and separate kitchen space. This large studio faces East framed with large picturesque windows bringing-in abundant light. Unit also has beautiful city views of the Upper Westside. Separate kitchen is spacious and it features dishwasher, generous counter space and ample cabinet storage. Bathroom is marble with hand held shower. Unit has crown moldings and hardwood floors with built-in bookshelves and large closets. Capital Assessment $194.93 with CC</p> <p>Princeton House offers a furnished roof deck with expansive Hudson River views, a fully equipped gym, 24-hour concierge, doorman, laundry room and on-site parking. Situated directly next to the 96th Street 1/2/3 express Subway station. Midtown is two stops away and downtown is simply four stops away. Columbia University is minutes away by 1 train. Conveniently located to dining, shopping, Riverside and Central Park. Building Amenities: Rooftop Deck, Laundry in Building, Full Gym, Onsite Parking, 24 Hour</p>
Home Features
- •Central Air
- •Building In Basement
- •Building Roof Deck
- •Private Outdoor Space Under 60 Sqft
- •Smoke Free
- •City Lights
- •City
Estimated Monthly Payment
$3,993 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
Estimated Rebate for this Home
One-time rebate at closing
$10,350
Monthly savings impact
$29/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
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Price Analysis
Compare average listing prices and value metrics for Princeton House against the surrounding Upper West Side market.
Average List Price
Price Per SqFt
11.09% Lower
than the Upper West Side price-per-sq-ft average
Units in this building are listed below the neighborhood average, potentially offering better value per square foot compared to surrounding properties.
Upper West Side
Overview of Upper West Side
The Upper West Side (UWS) is the intellectual and cultural counterpoint to the East Side. Sandwiched between Central Park and Riverside Park, it is known for its brownstones, protected historic districts, and artistic legacy. For buyers seeking Upper West Side Manhattan real estate, it offers a relaxed, leafy, and quintessentially "New York" vibe.
Living in the Upper West Side feels like living in a movie. The streets are wide and lined with trees. As a beloved Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it attracts writers, actors, and families who value space, parks, and Zabar's.
Real Estate & Housing Market
The market for homes for sale in the Upper West Side is robust. It is famous for its pre-war co-ops along Central Park West and Riverside Drive, and its miles of brownstone blocks in between. Newer condos have risen in the low 60s and along Columbus Avenue.
It is a high-demand market because the housing stock is beautiful and protected. You can't build skyscrapers on the brownstone side streets, preserving the light and character.
Lifestyle & Community
The lifestyle on the UWS is casual and community-focused. Neighbors stop to chat at the Sunday landscaped market or while walking dogs in Riverside Park. It feels less formal than the East Side.
Cultural institutions like Lincoln Center and the Museum of Natural History anchor the community, infusing it with art and science.
Transportation & Accessibility
The Upper West Side is served by the 1/2/3 and B/C trains. The express 2/3 makes getting to Times Square or Wall Street incredibly fast.
The West Side Highway provides easy car access for escapes to the Catskills or Jersey.
Parks, Schools & Amenities
You are never more than two blocks from a park. Riverside Park offers sunsets over the Hudson, while Central Park offers the Great Lawn and the Reservoir.
Amenities are iconic: Zabar's, Fairway, Barney Greengrass. The food culture here is legendary. Schools are excellent, contributing to its reputation as a family haven.
Who This Neighborhood Is Best For
The Upper West Side is best for families, dog owners, and creatives who want a beautiful, green, and relaxed neighborhood with deep cultural roots.
