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This sprawling co-op in a classic pre-war building at 532 West 111th Street on Manhattan’s Upper West Side offers a considerable amount of space for its ask of $1,495,000–if you don’t mind navigating the awkward twists and turns often found in pre-war apartments. The co-op’s interior design takes its cue from a Mondrian painting, bringing creativity and color to its classic 20th-century architecture.
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