Have it both ways — enjoy vibrant city living while feeling surrounded by nature and tranquility. Apt. 5A has the perfect vantage point of being eye to eye with gorgeous trees and 5 acres of park and the ability to see a sliver of the Hudson River and —bright open views with a quiet retreat in your spacious well-appointed one-bedroom home, where the generous dining area flows seamlessly into the inviting living room. The kitchen offers convenient granite counterspace, modern appliances, and abundant cabinetry to assist you in preparing everything from casual meals to elegant entertaining. The bedroom, with the same glorious views as the living room, can accommodate a king-sized bed, dressers and bedside tables and more. Luxuriate in the large, beautifully designed stall shower. Below, see the countless ways to enjoy life in a neighborhood that offers virtually everything you could desire and the many ways this exceptional neighborhood enhances everyday living. Apartment Features • Two spacious closets for storage • Through the wall Air Conditioning Units • Kitchen: granite counters, full-sized appliances including a Bosc dishwasher • New windows Amenities include: • 24-hour concierge and maintenance staff • Live-in superintendent • Playroom • Large Laundry facilities • Bike and storage rooms available for rent • Circular drive • Newly renovated lobby • *Maintenance includes heat, hot water, gas and electricity!* Ownership and Residency Policies • Co-purchase permitted • Gifting allowed • Guarantors accepted • Parents may purchase for children • Pieds-à-terre allowed • Board Application required • 75% financing allowed • Subletting allowed (Subletting allowed after one year of ownership for 2 of 5 years with co-op board approval) Pet Policy • Cats and dogs allowed The Neighborhood • Nestled between Jubilee Place and West End Avenue, • 5 acres of manicured private Gardens and park framing the west side of 165: pickle ball and basketball courts, well-equipped children’s playground, • Riverside Park with a large dog park and Central Park for recreation and relaxation • The Beacon Theater, Lincoln Center: (opera, ballet symphonic music, summer outdoor dancing) and the American Museum of Natural History, The New York Historical, New Plaza Cinema • Boutique shopping and gourmet dining within a few blocks and grocery shopping along Freedom Place, Broadway, Amsterdam, Columbus Avenues including Jubilee Marketplace, Fairway, Trader Joes (temporarily closed), Morton Williams, Citarella, etc. all minutes away • Convenient transportation via the nearby 1, 2, and 3 subways at 72nd Street and #1 train at 66th Street multiple crosstown and downtown buses