Ile-iṣẹ oorun kan pẹlu aaye apoti to pọ, ti wa ni kọja si ọdọ ile-iṣelọpọ Hearst ti Norman Forster ṣe. Nígbà tí a bá wọlé, ilé-ìbẹ̀rẹ̀ náà ní apoti tó tóbi àti ṣiṣi sí awọn ferese ti o tẹsiwaju kìkọ-ìṣà, ti njade latọ́rẹ́gbà, pé kí ń jẹ́ 12 ẹsẹ. Awọn ilẹ̀ ikoko atilẹba wa ni ipo to dara. Ibi iwẹ̀n jẹ́ ìpẹ̀yà ṣẹ́gun àti ń funni ni aaye apoti diẹ ẹ̀kọ́.

Ilu 310 West 56th Street jẹ́ co-op ni aarin ọrundun ti a kọ ni ọdun 1964, ti o nfunni ni ibi ipamọ ni ipele iṣẹ, iwaju ilẹ ti a tun ṣe laipẹ̀ ati yara gbigbe tuntun. Awọn oṣiṣẹ ti o dara pẹlu olutọju ti ngbe ninu, doorman to wa ni wakati 24, ati awọn oṣiṣẹ itọju. Co-op gba rira pied-a-terre ati alabaṣepọ. (Awọn obi le ra fun awọn ọmọ wọn.) Pẹlupẹlu, ownership ajeji, ẹbun, rira pọ, ati ifisilẹ ailopin (lẹhin ọdun meji ti ohun-ini) ni a gba. Ko si owo-ori flip.

Ninu aarin agbegbe Columbus Circle, 310 West 56th Street jẹ nitosi Carnegie Hall, Central Park, ile Hearst, Awọn ile itaja ni Columbus Circle, Nordstrom, ati diẹ ninu awọn ile ounjẹ ti o dara julọ ni Manhattan. Awọn ila subway mẹjọ wa ni ibikan ti ọkọ rẹ meji, ati awọn ọna ọkọ miiran ṣe rọrun pupọ.

A sunny studio with ample closet space, situated across from the Norman Forster-designed Hearst Tower. Upon entering, the foyer boasts a large closet and opens up to full-width, north-facing windows spanning 12 feet. The original hardwood floors are in good condition. The bathroom is spacious and offers further closet space.

310 West 56th Street is amid-century co-op built in 1964, offering storage on the service level, a recently renovated ground-floor facade and updated laundry room. The excellent staff including a live-in super, 24-hour doorman, and maintenance personnel. The co-op allows pied-a-terre and guarantor purchases. (Parents may purchase for their children.) Additionally, foreign ownership, gifting, co-purchasing, and unlimited subletting (after two years of ownership) are permitted. There is no flip tax.

In the center of the Columbus Circle neighborhood, 310 West 56th Street is near Carnegie Hall, Central Park, the Hearst Building, The Shops at Columbus Circle, Nordstrom, and some of the finest restaurants in Manhattan. Eight subway lines are within a two-block radius, and other transportation is very convenient.