Ti o n fo kọja ilẹ mẹta pẹlu àgbáyé grand staircase ati ile ìjẹun to ni ferese ti oorun, duplex ẹlẹwa yi jẹ ami ẹwà, imọlẹ, ati iwa New York City.

Nipasẹ ilẹ akọkọ, ile yii ti a tunṣe daradara pẹlu awọn yàrá meji, ati Awọn baluwe meji ati idaji nfunni ni iriri igbesi aye ti o kun fun imọlẹ oorun ni awọn ipele meji. Ọna wọle osise ṣiṣi si aaye ìgbé ati ìjẹun iyanu ti o ni ilẹ-irin oak herringbone, awọn ogiri giga, ati awọn ferese ìgbohunsafèfẹ ti o ni ẹkun ariwa ati ila-õrùn. Ibi ìfọkansa ti o ni ferese ni a ṣe gbero daradara fun ipamọra, nigba ti awọn solusan ipamọ aṣa—pẹlu ibi ikọkọ fun washer/dryer—n mu iṣẹ pọ si laisi idasilẹ apẹrẹ.

Ni ọkàn ile naa ni ibi adiro ti o fa ifamọra ti a ṣe apẹrẹ fun mejeeji sise to ṣe pataki ati ìfọkansa ẹlẹwa. Pẹlu awọn ohun elo pataki lati Miele, Bertazzoni, Sub-Zero, ati Fisher & Paykel, ibi adiro igun ti o kun fun imọlẹ oorun yii ni awọn akete gilasi funfun, abẹ̀ marble, ìgbàpò aṣa, ati pantrii ti o tobi. Gbogbo alaye—lati ibi firiji waini ati olutọpa epo si awọn apoti to jinlẹ ati imọlẹ ti a yan—fi hàn iwadi pẹkipẹki si awọn ẹwa ati iṣẹ.

Irọra ti staircase ni aaye irọrun, n dide si ipele yàrá ti o ni igbadun ati iyato. Ibi idana oke ni imọlẹ adayeba to pọju, igbohunsafẹfẹ ti a ṣe aṣa, ati baluwe windowed alayeye ti o ni okuta, marble, ati nickel ti a ti polishi. Yàrá keji pẹlu aaye ipamọ to pọju ati baluwe to dara ti a ti ṣe ni pipe pari ipele oke.

Ni gbogbo ile, ipamọ ti wa ni ronu daradara: lati ọtun si yàrá kọọkan, iwọ yoo ri awọn solusan ti a ṣe sinu ati awọn igbana to gbooro ti o nfi irọrun ojoojumọ si aaye apẹrẹ yii ti o ni ngbe.

Àwọn imudojuiwọn àgbà wọn ni afẹfẹ aarin, awọn ferese tuntun, ati ilẹ ira oak to lagbara ni gbogbo, gbogbo jẹ seto laarin ile condominium atijọ pẹlu doorman akoko pipe, alakoso olugbe, ipamọ tutu, ìdíje, yara iṣere, yara keke, ati terrace to gẹgẹ bi ilẹ ti o tun ṣe ti o ni wiwo ti o wa ni ita.
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Jọwọ mọ pe eyi jẹ ile condominium pẹlu ilana atunyẹwo igbimọ ti o maa n gba wakati 3-4. Nitori akoko atunyẹwo yii, o ṣe pataki lati ni irọrun nipa ọjọ ti iwọ yoo gbe in, bi gbigbe rẹ gangan le wa ni pẹ ju ọjọ ti a sọ lori iwe irinna.

Soaring across two floors with a sweeping grand staircase and a rare, sun-drenched windowed kitchen, this stunning duplex is a showpiece of elegance, light, and New York City charm.

Perched on the top floor, this meticulously renovated 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home offers sun-drenched living across two levels. The formal entry opens to a stunning living and dining space featuring oak herringbone floors, high ceilings, and expansive windows with open north and east exposures. The windowed powder room is thoughtfully tucked away for privacy, while custom storage solutions—including a concealed washer/dryer closet—maximize function without sacrificing form.

At the heart of the home is a show-stopping kitchen designed for both serious cooking and elegant entertaining. Outfitted with premium appliances by Miele, Bertazzoni, Sub-Zero, and Fisher & Paykel, this sunlit corner kitchen boasts white glass countertops, marble backsplash, sleek custom cabinetry, and an oversized pantry. Every detail—from the wine fridge and pot filler to the deep drawers and curated lighting—reflects careful attention to both aesthetics and utility.

The curved staircase is a sculptural focal point, rising to a bedroom level that feels serene and separate. The corner primary suite features abundant natural light, a custom walk-in closet, and a luxurious windowed bath clad in stone, marble, and polished nickel. A second bedroom with generous closet space and another beautifully appointed full bathroom complete the upper level.

Throughout the home, storage has been carefully considered: from the entry to each bedroom, you’ll find built-in solutions and spacious closets that add everyday ease to this dramatic, design-forward space.

Modern upgrades include central air, new windows, and solid oak floors throughout, all set within a classic prewar condominium with full-time doorman, resident manager, cold storage, a gym, playroom, bike room, and a landscaped rooftop terrace with sweeping views.
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Please be aware that this is a condo building with a board review process that typically takes 3-4 weeks. Because of this review period, it is important to have flexibility around your move-in date, as your actual move-in may be later than the date stated on the lease.