Kan si mi lati ṣeto ifihan ọjọ mẹta tabi ipari ọsẹ. Ile ṣiṣi nipasẹ ipinnu nikan ni Satidee 6/13 ati Daju 6/14 lati 1:00 - 2:30PM.

Kaabọ si Residence 8BC ni The Osborne, ile-iṣẹ kan ti o lọpọlọpọ daradara lati Central Park.

Ibi-ina igi kan n ṣetọju ile, ṣiṣe oju-iwoye ti o gbona ati itẹwọgba. Awọn ferese nla ti o ni igi, awọn moldings ọrun, awọn odi ti a ṣe ni aṣa, awọn odi meji ti o ni imọlẹ ti o ni ẹwa, ati ilẹ Parquet de Versailles igi ti a fi ọwọ kan pẹlu aami kọja ti o ni ifọwọra ṣe afihan didara ile naa. Ibi idana Murphy ti wa ni tọju ni irọrun, mu iṣẹ-ṣiṣe ati aaye pọ si. Baluu baluu ti o ni ferese ti o tobi n pese aaye counter ati ibi ipamọ ti o pọ.

Ibi pupọ lo wa fun itọju ibi idana. Jọwọ tọka si ilana ilẹ miiran ti o ṣe afihan iṣeto yi.

Ra pẹlu owo nikan, inawo ko ni gba. Sibẹsibẹ, 50% gbigbe owo ni o ṣee ṣe pẹlu fifi kun ibi idana kan.

The Osborne jẹ ami aṣa ati itan ti Ilu New York ti a kọ ni 1885 nipasẹ Thomas Osborne ati ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ James Ware pẹlu apapọ ti Italiki Renaissance ati ara Romanesque Revival. Ile ikọja yii jẹ olokiki fun awọn alaye imọ-ẹrọ ti o ni imọlẹ, awọn ilẹ oke ti o ga, ati awọn mosaics Tiffany ati awọn ferese gilasi ti o ni awọ. O jẹ ile Beaux Arts ti o nikan ni New York. Awọn Carnegie Hall to wa nitosi, ibasepọ laarin awọn ami wọnyi le ṣee ṣe mapa nipasẹ awọn olugbe ti tẹlẹ ti The Osborne pẹlu Leonard Bernstein, Bobby Short, Lynn Redgrave, ati Van Cliburn. Ibi idana ti n ṣe afihan ẹwa atijọ pẹlu iṣẹ-igi to dara, awọn ilẹ oke ti o ni nkan ti o ni ọla, ati awọn odi Della Robbia ti a ṣe deede ti a ti gbagbọ. Dakun ti a ti pẹlẹpẹlẹ ati ilẹ ti a ṣe irisi jẹ ibi itura ti o ni iwulo pẹlu awọn iwo ṣiṣan ti Central Park.

The Osborne jẹ co-op ti o ni iṣẹ kikun ti o pẹlu doorman wakati 24, super ti n gbe, ile-iwosan ọjọgbọn, ibi ipamọ, yara keke, yara akopọ, ati yara iwẹ. Awọn olugbe wa ni awọn bulọọki meji lati Central Park ati gbadun ibasepọ to sunmọ ti awọn ile-iṣẹ aṣa ti ko ni afiwe pẹlu Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, Ile ọnọ Iṣe Iṣẹ Modẹrn, ati Carnegie Hall. Awọn ẹranko wa ni itẹwọgba. Owo flip ti 3%. Ifowosowopo ati awọn pied-a-terres ni a gba pẹlu ifọwọsi igbimọ.

Diẹ ninu awọn aworan wọnyi ti wa ni itẹsiwaju lori ayelujara.

Contact me to schedule a weekday or weekend showing. Open house by appointment only this Saturday 6/13 and Sunday 6/14 from 1:00 - 2:30PM.

Welcome to Residence 8BC at The Osborne, a one of a kind prewar studio ideally located steps from Central Park.

A woodburning fireplace anchors the home, creating a warm and inviting focal point. Oversized wood-framed windows, crown moldings, walls of custom built-ins, two full walls of handsome burnished shelves and cabinets, and original hand-nailed Parquet de Versailles oak floors with a decorative inlay border highlight the building’s craftsmanship. A Murphy bed is discreetly tucked away, maximizing functionality and space. The oversized windowed bathroom provides ample counter and storage space.

There is plentiful space for kitchen expansion. Please refer to the alternate floor plan which illustrates this configuration.

Cash only purchases, financing is not permitted. However, 50% refinancing is possible with the addition of a kitchen.

The Osborne is a New York City cultural and historic landmark built in 1885 by Thomas Osborne and designed by James Ware with a mix of Italian Renaissance and Romanesque Revival style. This iconic building is known for its opulent architectural details, soaring ceilings, and Tiffany mosaics and stained glass windows. It is New York’s singular Beaux Arts apartment building. Neighboring Carnegie Hall, the friendship between these two landmarks can be mapped through previous residents of The Osborne including Leonard Bernstein, Bobby Short, Lynn Redgrave, and Van Cliburn. The lobby showcases old world elegance with ornate woodwork, gilded ceilings, and glazed terracotta Della Robbia paneled walls. The furnished and landscaped roofdeck is a peaceful retreat with sweeping views of Central Park.

The Osborne is a full service co-op featuring a 24 hour doorman, live-in super, state of the art fitness center, storage, bike room, package room, and laundry room. Residents are just two blocks away from Central Park and enjoy close proximity to an unmatched concentration of cultural institutions including Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, the Museum of Modern Art, and Carnegie Hall. Pets are welcome. 3% flip tax. Co-purchasing and pied-a-terres are permitted with board approval.

Some of these images have been virtually staged.