160 Wadsworth Avenue #310 Manhattan, NY 10033

This elegant bright and airy home offers high ceilings with large and ideally situated rooms. With an open layout, the apartment offers a generous amount of living space that is ideal for entertaining. The apartment features wood floors in every room and tastefully renovated with high end designer brands...


The bathrooms has a beautiful WETSTYLE vanity, sink, and linen cabinet?Dornbracht faucet?Robern mirrored cabinet?6? Zuma tub?Toto toilet, Hansgrohe shower head and hand shower, to name a few.
Bathroom layout was completely changed to make it a larger space, which allowed for a 36? vanity, a 6? tub (which is much larger than the standard 5? tub), and the addition of a linen cabinet for more storage.
In the shower, a thermostatic valve with volume controls and added a hand shower, Carrara marble in different patterns for the entire bathroom?and added a tiled-in niche in the tub/shower area.
Also added an Amba towel warmer which doubles as a heater for the bathroom (ooh!)


In the kitchen, all white shaker cabinets installed, large slabs of Caesarstone quartz countertops, all new GE Profile appliances, a deep 24? wide stainless steel sink from Julien, and a Dornbracht kitchen faucet and soap dispenser, and the industrial, modern pendants. adorned with beautiful marble chevron backsplash?which is from New Ravenna.


In the Master bedroom, is a large wall-to-wall Elfa custom closet ?and new windows.


All the doors were customed, so they are 8? high?and added pocket doors at the bathroom and laundry.


The entire apartment is wired with built in speakers in the ceiling that can be hooked up to a Sonos system?or other compatible system.


The electric wiring was completely redone.
Bosch washer / dryer in unit.
The apartment has a new radiator in the Master bed and Living room.
Also installed, electric baseboard heating in all the rooms for supplemental heat.
Insulation was added in the ceiling to cut down noise from the above unit.


The neighborhood: Washington Heights, home to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's medieval Cloisters and beautiful Fort Tryon Park, has a know-your-neighbors atmosphere, great subway access, delicious food finds, green parks, and trending bars. This upper-Manhattan neighborhood offers a wealth of diverse dining, entertainment, and recreational opportunities. Transportation: subways "A" & "1" trains to downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn, the Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, and the George Washington Bridge bus terminal. Water Charge: approximately $1,005 for the year.