Yon penthouse duplex ki ra anpil, ak yon oasis prive anplèn deyò, anlè youn nan bilding ki pi remakab nan West End — plis pase 2,500 pye kare espas deyò, bèl solèy kouche, yon espas depo prive ak frè antretyen ki ba anpil.

Rezidans klasik sa a ki gen sèt pyès konbine gwo pwopòsyon kay anvan lagè ak twa chanm ak de twalèt, ansanm ak plizyè espas deyò. Plan fleksib la pèmèt ou reamenaje espas la.

Nivo prensipal la fèt pou resevwa envite nan yon anbyans rafine, ak plafon wo ak yon chemine ki boule bwa. Espas pou viv yo louvri dirèkteman sou yon gwo teras prive, byen amenaje ak bèl plant, ki pafè ni pou resevwa envite ni pou pran yon ti moman trankil.

Anwo a, chanm mèt la bay sou pwòp balkon prive li, yon dezyèm espas deyò ki ofri lapè ak trankilite.

Ekspozisyon sid ak lwès yo fè limyè solèy ranpli kay la pandan tout jounen an, epi ou ka admire solèy kouche aswè yo sou teras la ak sou balkon an.

George ak Edward Blum te desine The Evanston, ki te bati an 1915. Bilding sa a ki klase kòm yon moniman istorik se yon koperativ anvan lagè, yo rekonèt pou achitekti li ki diferan ak prezans enpozan li sou West End Avenue.

An extremely rare duplex penthouse and private outdoor oasis atop one of West End's most exceptional buildings - 2,500+ sqft of outdoor space, magnificent sunsets, private storage unit and exceptionally low maintenance.

This classic seven-room residence pairs grand pre-war proportions with three bedrooms and two bathrooms and multiple outdoor spaces. The flexible layout allows for reconfiguration.

The main level is made for gracious entertaining, with generous ceiling heights and a wood-burning fireplace. The living spaces open directly onto a large, beautifully landscaped private terrace, equally suited to hosting or quiet retreat.

Upstairs, the primary suite opens to its own private balcony, a second serene outdoor escape.

South and west exposures fill the home with sunlight throughout the day, and the evening sunsets can be enjoyed from both the terrace and the balcony.

Built in 1915 and designed by George and Edward Blum, The Evanston is a landmarked pre-war cooperative known for its distinctive architecture and commanding presence on West End Avenue.