Fleti hii ya kona yenye chumba kimoja cha kulala na mabafu mawili katika The Dwyer ilivuliwa hadi kwenye fremu zake za msingi na wamiliki wake, kisha ikajengwa upya kwa kutumia mpangilio wa rangi na vifaa uliochaguliwa kwa ujasiri na umakini. Imetumiwa kwa kiasi kidogo tangu kufanyiwa ukarabati, fleti hii ina eneo la futi za mraba 1,330, dari refu na utulivu wa kipekee. Wamiliki wameamua kuhifadhi mpangilio wake mpana, wenye nafasi ya kuwakaribisha wageni, kujitanua na kuruhusu mwanga mwingi kuingia. Vifaa vilivyotumika vinaipa nafasi hii kina bila kuifanya ionekane nzito. Ingawa fleti nyingine za D-line katika jengo hili zimepangwa kuwa na vyumba viwili vya kulala, wamiliki wamependelea nafasi iliyo wazi na wako tayari kutengeneza chumba cha pili cha kulala kwa mpangaji anayekihitaji.

Madirisha makubwa yaliyo kwenye pande mbili za fleti hujaza sebule na chumba cha kulia chakula kwa mwanga wa asili, na kutoa mandhari ya majengo marefu ya Midtown kutoka ghorofa ya tisa. Milango hufunguka kikamilifu kuelekea kwenye roshani ya Juliet inayoelekea kusini, ikiingiza hewa safi sebuleni na kutoa mandhari ya Morningside Park na Central Park. Sakafu za mbao ngumu zinaendelea bila kukatika katika fleti nzima na kuipa hali ya uchangamfu.

Jikoni ndiko fleti hii inakojitokeza zaidi. Kabati maalum za rangi nyeusi zenye milango ya wavu wa waya zimewekwa juu ya ukuta wa nyuma uliopambwa kwa vigae vya metali vilivyong'arishwa, na kaunta zake zimetengenezwa kwa mawe. Kisiwa cha jikoni cha mbao zenye rangi ya joto kina viti vya watu watatu na husawazisha umaliziaji wa rangi nyeusi zaidi. Vifaa vya jikoni ni pamoja na jiko la Wolf, friji ya Liebherr iliyofunikwa kwa paneli, mashine ya kuosha vyombo ya Bosch, oveni ya microwave/oven ya kasi ya Bosch iliyojengwa ndani na friji ya divai ya Sub-Zero. Nafasi za kuhifadhia zimejengwa ndani ya fleti nzima, kuanzia kabati la kuingia ndani na kabati la vifaa hadi makabati yaliyo karibu na jikoni; mashine ya LG ya kufulia na kukausha nguo hufanya kazi ya kufua nguo isiwe na usumbufu.

Chumba cha kulala kina kabati la kuingia ndani. Mabafu yote mawili yamekamilishwa kwa mawe ya rangi hafifu yaliyokatwa katika vipande vikubwa na sakafu za vigae vidogo vya hexagoni; mojawapo lina bomba la mvua lenye kioo kisicho na fremu.

Wamiliki watapanga kukodisha fleti ikiwa na samani zao au bila samani.

The Dwyer iko katika ghala la zamani, katikati ya South Harlem. Wakazi wana huduma ya wahudumu wa mlangoni muda wote, msimamizi anayeishi ndani ya jengo, chumba cha kuhifadhi baiskeli na mtaro wa paa wenye mandhari ya jiji. Wanyama vipenzi huzingatiwa kulingana na hali ya kila ombi.

Treni za moja kwa moja ziko umbali wa chini ya kitalu kimoja; kituo cha 59th Street–Columbus Circle kiko kituo kimoja tu na umbali wa takriban dakika nane. Migahawa ya Frederick Douglass Boulevard iko karibu, pamoja na maduka ya Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s na Target katika 125th Street. Lincoln Market iko vitalu kadhaa kusini, kwenye St. Nicholas Avenue. Chuo Kikuu cha Columbia, Morningside Park, Central Park na Riverside Park vyote viko karibu.

This corner one-bedroom, two-bath at The Dwyer was taken down to the studs by its owners and rebuilt with a confident, considered palette. Lightly lived in since its renovation, the apartment offers 1,330 square feet, high ceilings and a remarkable sense of quiet. The owners have chosen to preserve the expansive layout, with room to entertain, spread out and let the light pour in. The materials give the space depth without making it feel heavy. While other D-line apartments in the building are configured as two bedrooms, the owners have preferred the openness and are happy to create a second bedroom for a tenant who needs one.

Oversized windows on two exposures fill the living and dining room with natural light and frame Midtown skyline views from the ninth floor. Doors open fully onto a south-facing Juliet balcony, bringing fresh air into the living space and offering views of both Morningside Park and Central Park. Hardwood floors run unbroken throughout, bringing warmth to the apartment.

The kitchen is where the apartment makes its statement. Custom dark-framed cabinetry with wire-mesh fronts sits over a burnished metallic tile backsplash, and the countertops are stone. A warm wood island seats three and balances the darker finishes. Appliances include a Wolf range, a paneled Liebherr refrigerator, a Bosch dishwasher, a Bosch built-in microwave/speed oven and a Sub-Zero wine fridge. Storage is built in throughout, from the walk-in closet and utility closet to the cabinetry off the kitchen, and an LG washer/dryer makes laundry a non-event.

The bedroom has a walk-in closet. Both baths are finished in large-format pale stone with hexagonal mosaic floors, and one features a frameless glass shower.

The owners will rent the apartment furnished with their own pieces or unfurnished.

The Dwyer occupies a former warehouse in the heart of South Harlem. Residents have full-time door staff, a live-in superintendent, a bike room and a roof terrace with city views. Pets are considered case by case.

The express trains are less than a block away, with 59th Street-Columbus Circle just one stop and approximately eight minutes away. Frederick Douglass Boulevard's restaurants are close at hand, along with Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and Target on 125th Street. Lincoln Market is a couple of blocks south on St. Nicholas Avenue. Columbia University, Morningside Park, Central Park and Riverside Park are all nearby.