售$179萬 - 180 W 58TH Street #5A, 曼哈頓 中央公园南街 Central Park South, NY 10019｜ID# RLS20119853

5A 室是一套可即刻入住、氣勢恢宏的戰前兩房兩衛住宅，位於第七大道與第 58 街交界、距中央公園僅一個街區的地標性法國文藝復興風格建築 Alwyn Court。全屋各處皆可見設計師翻新元素，並與 authentic 戰前細節相得益彰。

雅致的入口門廳通往正式餐廳，無論舉辦私密晚宴或招待賓客都十分合宜；人字拼木地板與精緻冠狀線腳一路延伸至 27 英尺長的轉角客廳。客廳坐擁朝北及朝東的五扇超大窗戶、超過 10 英尺高的天花板，以及裝飾性天花板圓章；東側牆面則設有雕刻華麗的訂製義大利壁爐。全新的鑲板門配以黃銅五金，搭配裝飾性暖氣片罩，將精湛工藝貫穿各個房間。

帶窗廚房兼具實用性與美感。訂製凸框櫥櫃一路延伸至天花板，上方玻璃門櫃體配有櫃下照明，映襯大理石檯面與整塊大理石防濺牆。GE 家電，包括燃氣爐具與洗碗機，加上設於台下水槽上方的橋式水龍頭，完善了整個空間；收納空間尤其充裕。

獨立的走廊打造出私密的主人套房區域，通往主臥室及一間帶窗的全套衛浴。17 英尺長的主臥室設有兩扇朝北窗戶、冠狀線腳，可容納特大床尺寸家具，並配有兩個大型衣櫃。衛浴保留經典戰前風格，以黑白馬賽克地磚及黑色鑲邊白色瓷磚為特色。

第二間臥室同樣擁有兩扇朝北窗戶，整面牆皆為從地板延伸至天花板的鑲板衣櫃。相連的衛浴是全屋的焦點：超大爪足浴缸配以拋光鎳色浴缸腳、設於拋光鎳色支腳上的大理石檯面櫥櫃式洗手台、以斜向鋪設的白色地磚，以及一面仿古鏡面特色牆。

全屋收納表現出眾：六個超大型衣櫃、大量訂製內置收納櫃，另於大樓內設有一個私人儲藏室。

走出家門，曼哈頓最精彩的生活就在幾個街區之內。卡內基音樂廳位於南側一個街區，中央公園則在北側一個街區。Nordstrom 旗艦店與哥倫布圓環就在轉角處，Bergdorf Goodman 百貨與第五大道位於東側兩個街區之外；林肯中心也只需幾分鐘車程，這裡是大都會歌劇院與紐約市芭蕾舞團的所在地。N、Q、R、W 線地鐵站距離大樓僅一個街區，回到家後更有 24 小時門衛迎接。

**ALWYN COURT 的傳奇**

Alwyn Court 於 1909 年落成時，以「為擁有鄉間別墅人士打造的城市住宅」為宣傳，配備 14 房公寓、音樂室及私人酒窖。建築師 Harde & Short 將整座建築外立面包覆於法國文藝復興風格的陶土裝飾之中，甚至細緻呈現法國國王弗朗索瓦一世加冕徽飾上的蠑螈。Steinway & Sons 總裁 Frederick Steinway 是最早入住的住戶之一，作為卡內基音樂廳的鄰居可謂相得益彰。大樓於 1966 年被指定為紐約市地標，並列入美國國家史蹟名錄，此後一直受到悉心維護；其設有天窗的中庭擁有 Richard Haas 創作的錯視壁畫，外立面修復工程亦曾獲紐約地標保護協會表彰。歷經一個多世紀，它至今仍是一處罕見而獨具特色的城市住宅。

Residence 5A is a move-in ready prewar two-bedroom, two-bathroom home of grand scale in Alwyn Court, the landmarked French Renaissance icon at Seventh Avenue and 58th Street, one block from Central Park. Designer renovations sit alongside authentic prewar detail throughout.

A gracious entry foyer leads to a formal dining room for both intimate dinners and entertaining, with herringbone floors and intricate crown molding that continue into the 27-foot corner living room. Here, five oversized windows across north and east exposures, ceilings above 10 feet, and an ornamental ceiling medallion frame a richly carved custom Italian fireplace on the east wall. Brand-new paneled doors with brass hardware and ornamental radiator grilles carry the craftsmanship from room to room.The windowed kitchen is as functional as it is beautiful. Custom raised-panel cabinetry rises to the ceiling, with glass-front uppers and under-cabinet lighting set against marble countertops and a marble slab backsplash. GE appliances, including a gas range and dishwasher, and a bridge faucet over an undermount sink complete the space, with exceptional storage.

A separate hallway creates a private wing for the primary bedroom and a windowed full bath. The 17-foot primary bedroom has two north-facing windows, crown molding, room for king-size furnishings, and two large closets. The bath retains its classic prewar character, with a black-and-white mosaic floor and white tile trimmed in black.
The second bedroom, also with two north-facing windows, is lined with a full wall of floor-to-ceiling paneled closets. Its adjoining bath is the home's showpiece: an oversized clawfoot tub with polished nickel feet, a marble-topped console vanity on polished nickel legs, white tile floors laid on the diagonal, and an antiqued mirror accent wall.
Storage is a standout throughout: six oversized closets, extensive custom built-ins, and a private storage unit in the building.

Outside your door, the best of Manhattan is within a few blocks. Carnegie Hall is one block south and Central Park one block north. Nordstrom's flagship and Columbus Circle are around the corner, Bergdorf Goodman and Fifth Avenue are two blocks east, and Lincoln Center, home of the Metropolitan Opera and New York City Ballet, is just minutes away. The N, Q, R, and W trains stop one block away, and a 24-hour doorman greets you at home.

THE ALWYN COURT LEGACY

When Alwyn Court opened in 1909, it was offered as "City Homes for Those with Country Houses," with 14-room apartments, music rooms, and private wine vaults. Architects Harde & Short wrapped the entire facade in French Renaissance terra cotta, down to the crowned salamanders of King Francis I. Steinway & Sons president Frederick Steinway was among its first residents, a fitting neighbor for Carnegie Hall. Designated a New York City Landmark in 1966 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the building has been carefully stewarded ever since, with a skylit atrium featuring a trompe l'oeil mural by Richard Haas and a facade restoration honored by the New York Landmarks Conservancy. More than a century on, it remains a city home of rare character.