This is an affordable, efficient, superbly-located studio apartment in a pre-war building smack dab in the heart of the Upper West Side. Originally conceived as work/live spaces for artists and constructed in 1915 as The Earlton Studios, this thirteen story white terra-cotta clad building converted to cooperative ownership in 1985. Being close to so much of what makes the UWS desirable - Lincoln Center, Julliard, The School of American Ballet, The Natural History Museum, world-class shopping and restaurants - the Upper West Side location cannot be surpassed. There have been several upgrades to the building in recent years: lobby, elevator, laundry room, roof, etc. The apartment faces North and has abundant "artists light" all day long. Low maintenance under $1000 per month makes this a perfect choice for value, too. Unfortunately, no dogs are allowed in the building. The apartment is currently empty, and the accompanying photographs have been virtually staged.