Natatanging One-Bedroom na May Tatlong Tanawin sa The Normandy.

Malugod kayong tinatanggap ng Apartment 8N sa isang maringal na foyer na humahantong sa 31-talampakang sala at dining room, kung saan ang malalaking casement window at isang kurbadong bay window ay nag-aalok ng mga tanawin sa Upper West Side at pahilis na tanawin ng Riverside Park. Dahil nakaharap sa hilaga, silangan, at timog, napupuno ng likas na liwanag ang mga kuwarto sa buong maghapon.

Direktang bumubukas mula sa dining area ang kusinang may mga bintana, na nagtatampok ng pasadyang mga kabinet, malinis na puting tile backsplash, at mga kagamitang yari sa stainless steel, kabilang ang four-burner gas cooktop at double wall oven.

Tanaw ng kuwarto ang isang panloob na hardin at maluwag na kasya rito ang king-sized bed at iba pang kasangkapan. Nagbibigay ng mahusay na espasyo sa imbakan ang malaking walk-in closet at sapat na mga closet sa buong tahanan. Nagtatampok ang banyagang may bintana ng malalim na bathtub para sa pagbabad at vanity wall na may salamin.

Nagbibigay ng init at katangiang arkitektural sa tahanan ang orihinal na herringbone flooring at matataas na kisameng may mga exposed beam.

Itinayo noong 1938 at dinisenyo ng bantog na arkitektong si Emery Roth, sinasakop ng The Normandy ang buong bloke sa pagitan ng 86th at 87th Streets. Ang mga detalyeng inspirado ng Renaissance at pinasimpleng arkitekturang Moderne nito ay kinilala ng Landmarks Preservation Commission bilang “isa sa mga pinakanatatanging gusaling residensiyal sa Upper West Side.”

Nag-aalok ang white-glove cooperative ng dalawang pasukan, isang maringal na gitnang lobby, mga doorman at concierge na buong-panahong nakatalaga, isang resident manager, at dedikadong staff. Tinatamasa ng mga residente ang rooftop deck na may landscaping at malalawak na tanawin ng tubig at lungsod, dalawang fitness center, community room, laundry, imbakan ng bisikleta, at pribadong storage. Tumatanggap ang gusali ng mga alagang hayop at pinahihintulutan ang pagmamay-ari ng pied-à-terre, co-purchasing, subletting, at financing na hanggang 75%.

Isang tahanang may napakagandang proporsyon, pambihirang liwanag, at kahanga-hangang mga tanawin, sa isa sa mga pinakanatatanging prewar cooperative sa Upper West Side.

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.