Fage na musamman mai ɗaki ɗaya da fuskoki uku a The Normandy.

Apartment 8N yana marabtar ku da wani faffadan zauren shiga mai kyau, wanda ke kaiwa zuwa ɗakin zama da cin abinci mai tsawon ƙafa 31, inda manyan tagogin buɗewa da taga mai lanƙwasa ke tsara kallon Upper West Side da kuma kallon Riverside Park daga gefe. Saboda fuskokinsa na arewa, gabas da kudu, ɗakunan suna cike da hasken halitta a duk tsawon yini.

Kicin mai taga yana buɗewa kai tsaye daga wurin cin abinci, kuma yana da kabad na musamman da aka ƙera, bangon baya mai fale-falen farare masu tsafta, da na’urorin ƙarfe marasa tsatsa, ciki har da murhun gas mai ƙona huɗu da tanda biyu na bango.

Ɗakin kwana yana kallon lambun cikin gida, kuma yana da isasshen fili don gadon girman sarki da sauran kayan daki. Wani babban ɗakin tufafi da ake shiga ciki, tare da wadatattun kabad a ko’ina, suna samar da kyakkyawan wurin ajiya. Banɗakin mai taga yana da bahon jiƙa mai zurfi da bango mai madubi a wajen wankin fuska.

Asalin benayen da aka shimfiɗa cikin tsarin ƙashin kifi da manyan rufin da aka bayyana da katako suna ƙara ɗumi da halayen gine-gine na musamman ga gidan.

An gina The Normandy a shekarar 1938, kuma shahararren mai tsara gine-gine Emery Roth ne ya tsara shi. Ginin ya mamaye dukan shingen da ke tsakanin titunan 86th da 87th. Ado irin na Renaissance da tsarin gine-ginensa na zamani mai sauƙi sun sa Hukumar Kula da Muhimman Gine-gine ta amince da shi a matsayin “ɗaya daga cikin fitattun gine-ginen zama a Upper West Side.”

Wannan ginin haɗin mallaka mai matuƙar kulawa yana da ƙofofin shiga guda biyu, babban zauren tsakiya, masu gadin ƙofa da ma’aikacin karɓar baƙi na cikakken lokaci, manajan mazauna, da ƙwararrun ma’aikata. Mazauna suna more rufin gini mai lambu wanda ke ba da faɗaɗɗen kallon ruwa da birni, cibiyoyin motsa jiki guda biyu, ɗakin taro na al’umma, wurin wanki, ajiyar kekuna, da ajiyar kaya mai zaman kansa. Ginin yana maraba da dabbobin gida, kuma yana ba da izinin mallakar gidan zama na lokaci-lokaci, sayen haɗin gwiwa, bayar da haya ga wani, da samun rancen da ya kai kashi 75% na kuɗin saye.

Gida ne mai daidaitaccen tsari, mai ban mamaki saboda yalwar haske da kyawawan kallonsa, a cikin ɗaya daga cikin fitattun gine-ginen haɗin mallaka na Upper West Side da aka gina kafin yaƙi.

Exceptional One-Bedroom with Three Exposures at The Normandy.

Apartment 8N welcomes you with a gracious foyer leading into a 31-foot living and dining room, where oversized casement windows and a curved bay window frame views across the Upper West Side and an oblique view of Riverside Park. With northern, eastern, and southern exposures, the rooms are filled with natural light throughout the day.

The windowed kitchen opens directly off the dining area and features bespoke cabinetry, a crisp white tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances, including a four-burner gas cooktop and double wall oven.

The bedroom overlooks an interior garden and comfortably accommodates a king-sized bed and additional furnishings. A large walk-in closet and ample closet space throughout provide excellent storage. The windowed bathroom features a deep soaking tub and mirrored vanity wall.

Original herringbone floors and high beamed ceilings bring warmth and architectural character to the home.

Built in 1938 and designed by renowned architect Emery Roth, The Normandy occupies the full block between 86th and 87th Streets. Its Renaissance-inspired detailing and streamlined Moderne architecture earned recognition from the Landmarks Preservation Comm. as "one of the most outstanding residential buildings on the Upper West Side."

The white-glove cooperative offers two entrances, a grand central lobby, full-time doormen and concierge, a resident manager, and dedicated staff. Residents enjoy a landscaped roof deck with sweeping water and city views, two fitness centers, a community room, laundry, bike storage, and private storage. The building is pet-friendly and permits pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchasing, subletting, and up to 75% financing.

A beautifully proportioned home with exceptional light and outlooks, in one of the Upper West Side's most distinctive prewar cooperatives.