Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, that wants it down.
There probably isn’t a single apartment or townhouse without its drawbacks.
In the case of a beguiling co-op in the high 80s between Columbus and Amsterdam avenues, the biggest — and perhaps only — drawback is the walls just outside the kitchen’s and one of the bathroom’s windows.
The designer who has put the place on the market for $699,000 with monthly maintenance of $1,147 has lovingly stripped and burnished the woodwork, selected warm and complementary paint colors, and had new hardwood flooring installed. To my mind, his taste is beyond reproach.
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