Morgan Adzei Jr.

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Property Description

  • Bedrooms: 1
  • Baths: 1
  • Exposure: SE
  • Interior: 860.0 sq. ft

Common Charges: $406.81

South Eastern Exposure

The building's exterior has been exquisitely designed by one of NY's top architectural firms, award-winning, FX Fowle Associates. Their vision begins with a 55’ high multi-shaded brick and stone base, punctuated by large expanses of vertical glass containing the Cathedral and the various entrances. Above it is the condo tower, dominated by 6-7’ high ribbons of glass – virtually surrounding the building. This allows for maximum enjoyment of spectacular views, which range from Mount Morris Park on the north, the bridges to the east, Columbia University and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine to the west, and, most impressively, Central Park and the Midtown skyline to the south. Additionally, the multiple setback design provides numerous terraces, all large enough for a viable outdoor lifestyle - with some of monumental proportions...

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Morningside Heights is a neighborhood of the Borough of Manhattan in New York City and is chiefly known as the home of institutions such as Barnard College, Columbia University, the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, the Riverside Church, and St. Luke's Hospital. Morningside Heights is bounded by the Upper West Side to the south, Morningside Park to the east, Harlem to the north, and Riverside Park to the west. In terms of street names, the edges of the neighborhood may roughly be considered either 106th Street or 110th Street on the south, Riverside Drive on the west, 123rd Street or 125th Street on the north, and Morningside Drive or Central Park West on the east. The neighborhood has also been referred to as the "Academic Acropolis," the "Acropolis of New York," "Bloomingdale Village," "South Harlem" (SoHa), and has also been thought of alternately as part of either Harlem or the Upper West Side neighborhoods. Many may now consider Morningside Heights merely an extension of the Upper West Side, though many residents do not admit to such a lack of distinction. In the last decade, some businesses in the area have started using the name SoHa (or "South of Harlem") to refer to the neighborhood. Examples of this include Max's SoHa restaurant and the former SoHa nightclub.