Ibi ni awọn ile ti a tun ṣe, ati pe nibẹ ni awọn ile ti a tun ṣe bii eyi. 4B ni 40 West 55th jẹ ile meji-ibi, meji-bafu ti a ti tun ṣe patapata nibi ti gbogbo ipari ti yan pẹlu ero ati pe o han ni gbogbo yara. Ẹnu-ọna naa fa ọ wọle ni kiakia pẹlu ilẹ ọdẹ oyinbo mẹfa, iṣẹ ọnà alailẹgbẹ ti o ni ina-ọna-galari, ati kọǹsọlụ ti igi pẹlu itọsọna laaye ti o ṣeto akọsilẹ fun ohun ti n bọ.

Yara jijẹ, eyi ti o gbooro ju ẹsẹ 22 lọ, ni imọlẹ pẹlu awọn ferese nla ti o le yipo. Sibẹsibẹ, aaye naa tun jẹ gbigbona, pẹlu atẹgun ilẹ si agbegbe-we (Emperador marble) ti o n jo igi. Awọn ẹgbẹ ni a fi ọkọ walnut ti a ṣe adani, ina ti o ni ipese, ati odi ti o ni imọra. Yara yii n pese awọn aṣayan mejeeji fun isinmi ati gbigbadun.

Yara jijẹ osise jẹ ọkan ninu awọn aaye ti o ṣe pataki julọ ninu ile naa. Awọn ohun elo igi walnut ti a ṣe adani ti wa ni ayika awọn ogiri mẹta. Ẹrọ ina gilasi ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ni ipilẹ yara naa. Ibi bar omi ti a pinnu ti wa ni ifọwọkan laisiyin sinu iṣẹ-igi; pari pẹlu firiji waini ati ohun mimu ti o wa ninu awọn ipo meji. Pẹlu awọn tabili quartzite Blue Bahia Brazilian alailẹgbẹ, awọn kọnputa oke ti o ni gilasi, ati awọn ẹya ọwọ ginkgo ti a ṣe throughout, o jẹ iru yara ti o jẹ ki gbigbadun dabi ẹni pe o rọrun. Fun awọn olura ti ko nilo yara jijẹ osise, aaye naa yipada

ni ẹwa si ile ikawe tabi yara ijoko keji.

Ile-iṣelọpọ ni a tun ṣe si ipele ti o nira lati ri ninu ile meji ti ogún akọkọ pẹlu: awọn tabili quartzite Fantasy Macaubas ati ibi iṣẹ, tẹnisi gilasi Opalina ti a ṣe, awọn ohun elo maple Waypoint, kọńsọ ile Ruvati ti a kò si ni oju pẹlu iwọn pipade pẹlẹbẹ pẹlẹbẹ ati ẹrọ idalẹnu tuntun, firiji ilẹ ilẹ French Samsung, ati ẹrọ ìgbale GE Profile. Ọjà iṣẹ ayẹwo kan ti o si fi ilẹ silẹ ni ibi kitchen jẹ ohun-ini ti o wulo ti awọn olugbe ti awọn ile ti iṣẹ-full tọka si.

Yara akọkọ jẹ yara ti o kun fun oorun pẹlu ilẹ oak gbigbona, afẹfẹ ọla apẹrẹ, ati awọn ilẹkun aṣọ igi ti a ṣe adani ti o n sọrọ si ipele ipari kakiri. O ni kọǹsọ nla, ti a ṣe adani pẹlu awọn ẹya aladani. Yara bafu ti o ni ferese ti naa ni ipari si ipele ti o pọju pẹlu awọn mosaics marbles ti o ni igun, tub ìrora, ọna tẹrọ Kohler HydroRail ti o ni ibamu ti o ni awọn ẹya goolu didan, kọǹsọ ti o n fo pẹlu tabili okuta, ati ẹrọ ceiling sinu apẹrẹ.

Yara ibẹru keji, tun ni imọlẹ pẹlu awọn ina to ni afikun ti a fi silẹ tuntun ati awọn sconces ti o ba a ti o tan imọlẹ agbegbe plaster Venetain ti o ni iye. Eyi pẹlu kọǹsọ ti a ṣe ti o le wọle si sọra bi yara akọkọ keji. Nitosi, bafu keji ni ọna tẹrọ Delta ti a n wọle, igun gilasi ti ko ni fireemu, awọn tilẹ porcelain nla, ati tabili vanity marble pẹlu awọn ẹya nickel ti o ni imọlẹ.

Air conditioning tuntun ti o lọ nipasẹ ogiri n ṣiṣẹ ni gbogbo yara, ti a fi pamọ daradara ninu iṣẹ-igi ti a ṣe adani ti o tun fun laaye fun atunṣe iwọn otutu ti o rọrun. Ibi ipamọ jẹ iyalẹnu fun ile ti iwọn yii, pẹlu awọn ohun elo ti a fi sinu ti a ṣe adani jakejado ati awọn ẹya ibi ipamọ ikọkọ meji siwaju ni ile ti o kọja pẹlu tita.

40 West 55th Street jẹ condominium prewar ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ Rosario Candela ni 1924 ti o ni atunṣe $3.5M ti a fihan ninu The New York Times. Ile naa ni a tun sọ pada si apẹrẹ ibile rẹ pẹlu awọn ọna ẹrọ ti a ti mu dara si, awọn ilẹ lobi terrazzo ti a tunṣe, ati ẹka fresco ni aṣa Venetain. Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ pẹlu olutọju ẹnu-ọna ti akoko pipe, elevator, ati iwẹ àjọ. Awọn ohun-ọsin jẹ itẹwọgba. Ni awọn iṣẹju diẹ lati Central Park, MoMA, Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center, ati Fifth Avenue, ile yii nfunni ni igbesi aye Midtown ti o ga julọ ati ti o rọrun.

There are renovated residences, and then there are residences renovated like this. 4B at 40 West 55th is a fully gut-renovated two-bedroom, two-bath home where every finish was chosen with intention and it shows in every room. The entry foyer draws you in immediately with the wide-plank original white oak floors, gallery-lit one of a kind artwork, and a custom live-edge wood console that sets the tone for what follows.

The living room, which spans over 22 feet, is bright with large tilt-and-turn, airy windows. Yet the space is still warm, with a dramatic floor-to-ceiling Emperador marble wood-burning fireplace. The edges are flanked by custom walnut built-in shelving, integrated lighting, and textured walls. This room provides both options for relaxing and entertaining.

The formal dining room is one of the most remarkable spaces in the residence. Custom floor-to ceiling walnut cabinetry wraps three walls. A sculptural crystal chandelier anchors the room. The dedicated wet bar nook is tucked seamlessly into the millwork; complete with a built-in dual zone wine and beverage fridge. With exotic Brazilian Blue Bahia quartzite countertops, glass-front upper cabinets, and hand-cast ginkgo hardware throughout, it is the kind of room that makes entertaining feel effortless. For buyers who don't need a formal dining room, the space converts

beautifully to a home library or second sitting room.

The kitchen was renovated to a standard you rarely see in a prewar two-bedroom including: Fantasy Macaubas quartzite countertops and window sill, Opalina glass subway tile backsplash, Waypoint maple cabinetry, a Ruvati undermount stainless sink with a bridge faucet with brand new disposal, Samsung counter-depth French door refrigerator, and a GE Profile dishwasher. A separate service entrance off the kitchen is a practical luxury that residents of full-service buildings genuinely appreciate.

The primary bedroom is a sun-filled room with warm oak floors, a designer brass ceiling fan, and custom raised-panel millwork closet doors that speak to the level of finish throughout. It includes a large closet, custom built out with bespoke hardware. The windowed en-suite bath is finished to an exceptional standard with marble mosaic tile wainscoting, a soaking tub, a Kohler HydroRail pressure-balanced shower system with brushed gold hardware, a custom floating vanity with stone countertop, and a sculptural multi-globe ceiling fixture.

The second bedroom is equally bright with newly installed ceiling lights and matching sconces that illuminate expensive venetian plaster. This along with the walk-in custom closet gives the feel of a second primary bedroom. Close by, the second bath features a walk-in Delta shower system, frameless glass enclosure, large-format porcelain tile, and a marble vanity top with polished nickel fixtures.

Brand new through-wall air conditioning serves every room, seamlessly concealed within custom millwork that also allows for easy temperature adjustment. Storage is exceptional for a residence of this size, with custom built-in cabinetry throughout and two additional private storage units in the building that transfer with the sale.

40 West 55th Street is a 1924 Rosario Candela-designed prewar condominium that underwent a $3.5M restoration featured in The New York Times. The building was returned to its original residential layout with upgraded mechanical systems, restored terrazzo lobby floors, and a Venetian-style fresco ceiling. Amenities include a full-time door attendant, elevator, and common laundry. Pets are welcome. Just moments from Central Park, MoMA, Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center, and Fifth Avenue, this residence offers an elevated and exceptionally convenient Midtown lifestyle.