69 Tiemann Pl

69 Tiemann Place is a six-story pre‑war cooperative constructed in 1926, located in the Morningside Heights enclave of Manhattan. The masonry edifice retains classic period details throughout: a grand marble lobby, an elevator serving all floors, high ceilings in many units, hardwood floors with original inlay, and large picture windows that emphasize natural light. Residences are primarily two‑ and three‑bedroom layouts with formal dining areas, eat‑in or windowed kitchens, pantry space, and plentiful closet storage; several apartments feature corner exposures and bay windows. Common building provisions include on‑site laundry, a voice‑intercom entry system, extra storage rooms, and a live‑in superintendent. The coop operates with sponsor-owned inventory at times, and selective sponsor sales may offer streamlined purchase terms without board approval; occasional assessments and sponsor transfer fees have been listed. Located between Broadway and Riverside Drive one block from Riverside Park, the building benefits from immediate access to Columbia University, nearby bus routes and the 1 train, and a dense neighborhood mix of restaurants, groceries, and campus amenities that support daily urban living.