Ghorofa 10D ni nyumba ya kawaida yenye vyumba vitano, ambayo imekuwa katika familia hiyo hiyo kwa karibu miaka hamsini. Ikiwa imetunzwa kwa upendo kwa miaka yote hiyo, bado inaonekana katika hali bora kabisa na imehifadhi sifa zake za awali za kabla ya vita, zikiwemo kuta zilizopinda katika ukumbi wa kuingilia na chumba cha kulia. Dari zina urefu wa futi 10 katika nyumba nzima, na madirisha makubwa huleta mwangaza mwingi wa jua katika kila chumba. Mapambo ya awali ya plasta bado yapo na yako katika hali bora kabisa katika vyumba na korido zote. Vyumba vya kulala na jiko vina mandhari ya kuvutia sana ya Riverside Park na Mto Hudson ulio nyuma yake.

Ukumbi halisi wa kuingilia, wenye ukuta mkubwa uliopinda, ndio kitovu cha nyumba hii. Ukumbi huo unaelekea jikoni, chumba cha kulia, na sebule, huku korido tofauti ikielekea upande wa vyumba vya kulala. Chumba rasmi cha kulia, ambacho pia kina kuta za awali zilizopinda, kinaweza kubadilishwa kwa urahisi kuwa chumba cha tatu cha kulala au chumba cha kusomea. Jiko kubwa, ingawa lilifanyiwa ukarabati miaka mingi iliyopita, bado liko katika hali nzuri sana na linafanya kazi ipasavyo. Mashine ya kufulia na kikaushio vinaruhusiwa kwa idhini ya bodi.

465 West End Avenue, inayojulikana kama The Umbria, ni mojawapo ya majengo ya ushirika ya kabla ya vita yanayoheshimiwa zaidi kwenye West End Avenue. Lilibuniwa na D. Everett Waid, mbunifu aliyehusika na jengo la MetLife. Lilijengwa mwaka 1910 likiwa na nyumba 40, na ukumbi pamoja na lifti zake zote vilirejeshwa na kusasishwa hivi karibuni. Wakazi wanafurahia huduma ya mlinzi wa mlangoni wa muda wote, meneja mkazi anayeishi ndani ya jengo, ukumbi wa mazoezi, chumba cha baiskeli, chumba cha kufulia, na sehemu za kuhifadhia vitu. Hii ni anwani inayotafutwa sana, yenye historia ya mauzo machache sana ya nyumba.

Apartment 10D is a classic five-room home that has been in the same family for nearly fifty years. Lovingly maintained over the years, its original prewar character remains in pristine condition, including the curved walls in the foyer and dining room. Ceilings are 10' high throughout, and oversized windows bring abundant sunshine into every room. The original plaster moldings are intact and in pristine condition throughout the rooms and hallways. The bedrooms and kitchen boast spectacular views of Riverside Park and the Hudson River beyond.

A proper entrance foyer, featuring a magnificent curved wall, anchors the home. The foyer opens into the kitchen, dining room, and living room, with a separate hallway leading to the bedroom wing. The formal dining room, also with original curved walls, could easily be converted into a third bedroom or study. The large kitchen, while renovated many years ago, remains in very good and working condition. Washer/dryer is allowed with board approval.


465 West End Avenue, known as The Umbria, is one of the more well-regarded prewar cooperatives on West End Avenue, designed by D. Everett Waid, the architect behind the MetLife Building. Built in 1910 with 40 homes, the building's lobby and elevators were both recently restored and modernized. Residents enjoy a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager, gym, bike room, laundry room, and storage. This is a coveted address with famously low turnover.