Eugenia Foxworth presents

This large and sensibly laid out three bedroom/three bathroom apartment with a balcony reminds you of the glamour and the elegance of the Hollywood “Golden Age” era. It is located in The Whitehall, one of the most sought-after luxury full-service buildings in Riverdale. The New York Times recognized the building as “One of the 'IT' buildings in the Other Boros”. It has western views of the Henry Hudson River all the way north to the Mario Cuomo Bridge. You see the Palisades, open park, skyline, and city views. There is north, west, south, and eastern exposure. Experience amazing sunsets from the gracious setback balcony and from every room in this residence.

The entry foyer has Carrera marble flooring, one double closet, and guest/coat closets. The living room is large, open, has a sliding door that opens onto the balcony, floor-to-ceiling windows, custom built-ins, and a phenomenal view of the Hudson River. The windowed eat-in kitchen has been updated and has a granite dining counter for two, ample storage and counter space, and ceramic tile flooring. The dining room has custom built-ins, as well as, a built-in bar. It has north, west, east, and river views. You have access to the balcony from the living room.

The bedrooms are split. There is a separate entry foyer to the primary bedroom that has custom built-ins, double closets, and a marble bathroom ensuite with a stall shower. The second bedroom has a bathroom ensuite, with a bathtub. This bedroom is large and the owners have made it into a guest bedroom/living room. Of course, the third bedroom has its own unique style too. It is large, has a double closet, bathroom ensuite, single closet, and a granite counter and it has white and pink tiles. Each room has a view, space, lots of closets that are floor to ceiling in some rooms and 4 feet in others, storage and a “Touch of Class”, as did Hollywood.

The Whitehall has a 24 hour attended lobby, doorman, concierge, 24 hours attended and a camera in the five-level heated garage, live-in-super, management on-premises, managed gym with trainer, fitness and wellness equipment, year-round swimming pool with lifeguards, sundeck, locker rooms with Jacuzzi, dressing area and showers. There is an elevator that can be used by those who need assistance. The 30,000 sq ft unique Green Roof was designed by Genie Masucci, principal of G. Masucci Architects, LLV, in consultation with Site Works, one of the Landscape consultants to the Manhattan High Line. It boasts: walking paths, picnic areas, a children’s playground, tree-lined and sun seating areas, and a hot tub. You are close to the parks, bus stops for the Jitney, Metro North, MTA local and express buses, parks, library, Starbucks, trendy, ethnic and fast-food restaurants, Riverdale and Johnson Avenue shopping streets, P.S. 24, minutes by car or bus to Manhattan College, Riverdale Country, Horace Mann and Charter Schools.

Address: 3333 Henry Hudson Pkwy #22S, Bronx, NY 10463

Price: $1,179,000

For more information, contact Eugenia C. Foxworth at 212-368-4902 or eugenia@foxworthrealtyonline.com.

Eugenia C. Foxworth is the real estate agent exclusively representing the Uptown, New York market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of her listings here.

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"As employees working remotely and see little reason to live close to the office, Manhattan apartment landlords are providing the biggest move-in concessions on record in an effort to fill empty units during the pandemic," says Elliot Bogod of Broadway Realty. "Rents tumbled 19% in January as listings continued to pile up. Special incentives and freebies averaged 2-3 months, most in over the last decade, which have helped somewhat. Many schools, colleges, and cultural attractions are also still shuttered. New lease signings jumped, but revenue for landlords is still slipping. With the value of concessions subtracted, the median rent in Manhattan plunged substantially."

Eugenia Foxworth of Foxworth Realty adds, "There are several thousand rental apartments available in Manhattan. Many people do not want to live in high rises since COVID-19. The reason that there has been an upsurge in renting in luxury full-service buildings is due to the lower rental cost. Many people are working remotely, have lost their positions, and are relocating to the suburbs. For example, on Central Park South, one apartment in particular was asking $15,000 per month and now it is renting for $,9999.  The landlords are offering from one to three months free on one to two-year leases. Some buildings are not increasing the rent when leases are expiring. It is advantageous for renters during this pandemic."

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