Magnificent Prewar Residence on the Upper West Side

This beautifully renovated and thoughtfully designed home features a spacious living room, a grand open kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms, a windowed home office, and two baths. Elegant prewar details include soaring 9'6" beamed ceilings, classic crown moldings, and gleaming hardwood floors throughout.

A gracious gallery foyer with paneled wainscoting welcomes you into the heart of the home: a showpiece kitchen and dining room stretching more than 20 feet. The windowed kitchen is finished with crisp white cabinets, quartz counters, and a classic marble subway tile backsplash, and outfitted with stainless steel appliances. A generous island invites casual dining and conversation, while a stunning wall of custom wood cabinetry with mirrored fretwork doors anchors the dining room and provides abundant storage. Through a wide cased opening, the inviting living room overlooks the leafy treetops of West 70th Street and offers two closets of its own.

The serene primary bedroom also faces the tree lined street and comfortably accommodates a king bed. Just steps away, the windowed main bath is a polished retreat, finished in seafoam glass subway tile over a crisp white herringbone floor, with a floating vanity and a rainfall shower over the tub.

The second bedroom and the home office each enjoy a window and handsome custom millwork. The second windowed bath has a stall shower and a marble mosaic floor.

114 West 70th Street is a distinguished nine story cooperative built in 1922, with a handsome limestone base and red brick facade, set within the Upper West Side/Central Park West Historic District. This well maintained building offers an elevator, a resident superintendent, a beautifully landscaped common roof garden, laundry, and bike and bin storage. Pets, pied à terre ownership, guarantors, and copurchasing are permitted, and washer/dryers are allowed with board approval. Above all, what truly sets 114 West 70th Street apart is the strong sense of community shared among its residents.

Ideally located on a quiet, tree lined block just off Columbus Avenue, the home is moments from Central Park, Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, and the 1, 2, 3, B, and C trains at 72nd Street.