Byen wo anlè youn nan blòk ki pi bèl nan Upper West Side la, ki gen pye bwa sou tout longè li, bèl kay sa a ki gen de chanm nan Manchester House, yon bilding Emery Roth te desine, ofri yon bèl melanj cham anvan lagè, limyè natirèl ak konfò.

Yon antre fòmèl akeyi w nan kay la epi li louvri sou yon salon/sal a manje ki gen bèl pwopòsyon. Plafon ak travès, bèl planche an bwa di ak detay klasik anvan lagè yo kreye yon atmosfè cho ak akeyan, ki chaje ak karaktè. Ekspozisyon nan sid ranpli espas prensipal la ak limyè natirèl, pandan ekspozisyon nan nò ak nan lwès pote limyè nan kay la pandan tout jounen an.

Kwizin nan, ki gen fenèt, te renove ak anpil refleksyon epi yo te reòganize l pou maksimize espas la. Li gen kabinè pèsonalize ki fèt espesyalman pou pyès la, aparèy an asye pur tankou yon machin pou lave veso, yon nouvo frijidè, yon backsplash élégance ak etajè ouvè. De chanm yo, ki gen bon pwopòsyon, ofri anpil fleksibilite. Pwopriyetè aktyèl yo te òganize pi gwo chanm nan avèk anpil swen pou twa pitit yo, pandan yo sèvi ak dezyèm chanm nan kòm yon retrè prensipal konfòtab. Twalèt la ki gen fenèt ajoute yon sans espas ak limyè nan kay la, pandan anpil pandri ofri espas depo ki gen anpil valè toupatou.

Manchester House te konstwi an 1938 epi se achitèk renome Emery Roth ki te desine l. Li toujou konsève bèl fasad orijinal li ak lobi elegant li ki soti anvan lagè. Koperativ la byen antreteni e li ofri yon manadjè rezidan ki rete sou plas, sèvis ajan pòt soti 8:30 nan maten rive 11:30 nan aswè, lesiv nan sousòl, espas pou bisiklèt ak depo adisyonèl. Bilding nan aksepte bèt kay epi li pèmèt pied-à-terre, garanti ak transfè kòm don.

Kay la sitiye yon fason ideyal sou West 79th Street, ant Columbus Avenue ak Amsterdam Avenue, epi li antoure ak pi bon bagay Upper West Side la genyen pou ofri. Blòk la, ki byen amenaje ak jaden, gen yon bèl atmosfè rezidansyèl, pandan Central Park, Riverside Park, American Museum of Natural History, Museum Greenmarket, kafe katye yo, restoran, boutik ak ekselan transpò tout sèlman kèk pa lwen. Liy tren 1, 2, A, B ak C yo ofri aksè fasil nan tout Manhattan.

Se yon okazyon ki ra pou w jwi lavi klasik Upper West Side la nan yon kay anvan lagè ki klere, elegant epi ki ofri anpil posiblite.

High above one of the Upper West Side’s most picturesque tree-lined blocks, this gracious two-bedroom home at the Emery Roth-designed Manchester House offers a wonderful blend of prewar charm, natural light, and comfortable living.

A formal entry foyer welcomes you into the home and opens to a generously proportioned living/dining room, where beamed ceilings, beautiful hardwood floors, and classic prewar details create an inviting sense of warmth and character. Southern exposure fills the main living space with natural light, while additional northern and western exposures bring light into the home throughout the day.

The windowed kitchen was thoughtfully renovated and reconfigured to maximize the space, with custom cabinetry designed specifically for the room, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, a new refrigerator, stylish backsplash, and open shelving. The two well-proportioned bedrooms offer exceptional flexibility. The current owners have thoughtfully configured the larger bedroom for their three children, while using the second bedroom as a comfortable primary retreat. The windowed bathroom adds to the home’s airy feel, while abundant closets provide valuable storage throughout.

Built in 1938 and designed by renowned architect Emery Roth, Manchester House retains its handsome original facade and elegant prewar lobby. The well-maintained cooperative offers a live-in Resident Manager, doorperson service from 8:30am to 11:30pm, basement laundry, bike storage, and additional storage. The building is pet-friendly and permits pieds-à-terre, guarantors, and gifting.

Ideally situated on West 79th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, the home is surrounded by the best of the Upper West Side. The beautifully landscaped block has a wonderfully residential feel, while Central Park, Riverside Park, the American Museum of Natural History, the Museum Greenmarket, neighborhood cafés, restaurants, shops, and excellent transportation are all just moments away. The 1, 2, A, B, and C subway lines provide convenient access throughout Manhattan.

A rare opportunity to enjoy classic Upper West Side living in a bright, gracious and versatile prewar home.