如《Vogue Living》所述，15-157号住宅在标志性的安森尼亚大厦中体现了光线和空间。由安德工作室设计，这座卓越的住宅展示了杰出的工艺和永恒的优雅。

曾经是两个公寓的这座令人惊叹的两卧室、两卫半住宅经过全面翻新，转变为一个单一的住宅，横跨安森尼亚15层的整个1350平方英尺的一个翼。南向和西向的采光使空间充满光线，而10英尺的天花板、宽敞的房间比例以及人字形橡木地板则创造出一种和谐的开放感——典型的战前纽约宏伟与现代优雅的结合。这间交钥匙的公寓坐落在安森尼亚的顶层，安静而优雅，旁边没有邻近单元。

通过修复过的法式双开门进入后，正式的入口大厅通向客厅。自然光从超大南向窗户洒入，吸引你的视线落在装饰性的阿拉贝斯克大理石壁炉上。一个隐藏的电视柜巧妙地设计在折叠镜子后面。房间配有定制书架和隐蔽存储空间，以及坐落在安森尼亚标志性椭圆窗下的内置橡木书桌。墙壁中的隐蔽洗手间配有大理石棋盘地面和镀铜水龙头的大理石洗手池。

客厅通向现代化的厨房和可用餐区域，设计与功能并重。亮点包括大理石台面和背墙、储藏室和定制橱柜，以及顶级现代电器。晚餐可以在装饰过的橡木长凳上享用，并拥有上西区天际线和美丽日落的壮观景色作为背景。

在入口大厅的另一侧，私人区域展开，有两个卧室，每个卧室都配有套间浴室，并与生活区域很好地隔开，以优化安静与宁静。主卧套房设有两个大南向窗户、大步入式衣柜，以及带有石灰华淋浴和装饰的水疗风格套间浴室。第二间卧室也在法式门后有一个带大理石细节和淋浴的套间，地暖覆盖大理石地板。洗衣柜配备洗衣机和通风干衣机，同时还有隐蔽的额外存储空间，使这间住宅既实用又精致。欧洲硬件和精致的黄铜饰面使得这个公寓的装修更显用心，成为一个真正的瑰宝和稀缺的选择。每个细节都彰显出卓越的工艺，创造出一个设计与舒适无缝对接的家。

安森尼亚由保罗·E·杜博伊于1904年建造，是一个标志性公寓，也是纽约最受欢迎的博赞艺术风格的地标之一。居民享有24小时门卫和礼宾服务、景观屋顶天台、私人储藏室、自行车储存和现场停车服务。该公寓允许养宠物，并方便地位于中央公园、河滨公园、灯塔剧院、林肯中心、Zabar's、Citarella、Fairway、Trader Joe's及一些城市最佳餐厅附近，还有在72街的快线地铁。生活在百老汇的低70街提供了完美的城市体验，而又隐匿在一个像家的美丽街区中。

费用：到2034年9月1日前每月361.26美元；用于走廊改善的费用到2026年1月截至每月562.83美元。

As featured in Vogue Living, Residence 15-157 exemplifies light and scale at the iconic Ansonia. Designed by And Studio, this remarkable residence showcases exceptional craftsmanship and timeless elegance.

Once two apartments, this stunning 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom residence has been completely gut-renovated and transformed into a singular residence that is laid out across an entire 1,350 sq ft wing of The Ansonia's 15th floor. The southern and western exposures fill the space with light while 10-foot ceilings, generous room proportions, and chevron-patterned oak floors create a harmonious openness – epitomizing pre-war New York grandeur with modern refinement. With no neighboring units to its sides, this turn-key apartment sits quietly and elegantly atop The Ansonia.

Upon arrival through restored French double doors, the formal entry hall leads to the living room. Natural light spills in from oversized southern windows drawing your eyes to the decorative Arabescato marble fireplace. A hidden TV cabinet has cleverly been designed behind folding mirrors. The room is finished with custom bookcases and discrete storage, and a built-in oak desk that sits beneath one of the Ansonia’s iconic elliptical windows. A concealed powder room in the wall features a marble checkerboard floor and marble sink with brass fixtures.

The living room leads to the state-of-the-art kitchen and eat-in dining area that marries design and function. Highlights include marble countertops and backsplash, pantry and custom cabinetry, and top-tier modern appliances. Dinner can be served in the dining area on the upholstered oak banquette with a stunning view of the Upper West Side skyline and beautiful sunset as backdrop. 

On the other side of the entry hall, the private wing unfolds with two bedrooms, each with an en-suite bath and nicely separated from the living areas to optimize quiet and tranquility. The primary bedroom suite features two large southern windows, a large walk-in closet, and a spa-like en-suite bathroom with travertine shower and finishes. The second bedroom also has an en-suite behind French doors with marble details and shower, and radiant heating under the marble floor. A laundry closet with washer and vented dryer, and discreet additional storage, make the home as functional as it is refined. European hardware and refined brass finishings all add to the conscientious build-out making this apartment a true gem and rare offering. Every detail bears the mark of exceptional craftsmanship creating a home where design and comfort align seamlessly.

Built in 1904 by Paul E. Duboy, the Ansonia is a landmarked condominium, and one of New York’s most celebrated Beaux-Arts icons. Residents enjoy 24/7 doorman and concierge service, a landscaped roof deck, private storage, bike storage, and on-site parking. Pet-friendly and conveniently located near Central Park, Riverside Park, the Beacon Theater, Lincoln Center, along with Zabar’s, Citarella, Fairway, Trader Joe’s, and some of the city’s best restaurants—along with express subway access at 72nd Street. Living in the low-70s on Broadway provides you perfect access to the full city experience, but tucked away on a beautiful block uptown that feels like home.

Assessments: $361.26 monthly through September 1, 2034; $562.83 monthly for hallway improvements through January 2026.