165 W 66th St #3M New York City, NY 10023

Perfectly positioned in the heart of Lincoln Square, Residence 3M at 165 West 66th Street offers an exceptional opportunity to own a well-proportioned studio in one of Manhattan's most vibrant neighborhoods. The functional layout features a living area with room for distinct living, dining, and sleeping spaces, while plenty of closets throughout provide the kind of storage rarely found in a studio. Eastern exposure fills the home with natural light, and central air conditioning provides year-round comfort. Whether you're ready to own your first home or considering the move from renting to owning, this home offers an excellent opportunity. As a primary residence, homeownership may offer valuable tax deductions while giving you the opportunity to build equity over time. Pied-à-terre use may be considered on a case-by-case basis and is subject to building and board approval. Move right in and enjoy the apartment as it is, or update the kitchen and bathroom over time to match your personal style. The home offers a solid foundation with plenty of potential, without the need for immediate renovations. Lincoln Terrace is a full-service cooperative offering a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, fitness center, laundry room, bike storage (when available), storage lockers (when available), garage (when available), package room, and a beautifully maintained lobby. Pet friendly and ideally located just moments from Central Park, Riverside Park, Lincoln Center, world-renowned Broadway theaters, acclaimed restaurants, shopping, and multiple subway lines, this is city living at its best. A rare opportunity to own a well-maintained home with abundant storage, central air, and an unbeatable Lincoln Square location-with the flexibility to make it your own over time. Some photos may be virtually staged. Apartment is offered in as-is condition. Purchaser pays a 2% flip tax. Financing up to 75% permitted. Subletting is not permitted. Tax benefits depend on individual circumstances. Please consult your tax advisor.