Loke Broadway. Loke Gbogbo.

Ko si ibè gíga tó dájú bíi eyi. Ti wa nìkan lórí ile-iṣẹ Opera tó ni gbogbo iṣẹ, lórí ilẹ tó jẹ́ ti ara rẹ, fọn ọṣọ apá mẹ́ta yìí gẹgẹbi ilé ẹlẹ́wà kan tí a dá lórí pẹpẹ gẹgẹ bí àgọ̀-ibè — tí a mọ̀ nipasẹ àpá rere rẹ̀ tí ó ní goolu pẹtẹpẹtè Sipeeni, àtọ ẹlẹ́wà àmọ́ràn, àti àwọn terasi tó fi hàn àǎyá pẹ̀lú àwọn àkópa 360-degree ti Central Park, Odò Hudson, etí ilé Midtow, àti Àgbègbè George Washington.

Bí o ṣe n bọ́ láti ọ̀nà àtẹnumọ́, ìlú náà ń tán. Àwọn ilẹ-èdè 16-foot pẹ́tẹ́kẹ́ mímu àgbo ṣa pẹ́lú ilé-àga gíga tí a ti kànkàn yà á bọ́pẹ́, gẹ́gẹ́ bí ķékeré ti awọn mẹta, kòrófí ti ilẹ-tíjaré, àti àwọn terasi tí ó doṣà kó ẹyà àgbáyé sẹ́rẹ́. Ilé àgbàgbọ́ pẹtẹpẹtè ti a fi oké igi he dáná yà ludá ní àgbègbè ilé ìgbàwọ́, nígbà tí ibi idàṣe ìṣàkóso ábẹ́ bẹ̀rù náà súnmọ́ ìpè unùfà.

Ilé aabo ti a mu gba gbogbo oko yìí gba, ńfi iranlọwọ wa láti jẹ́ pé a le jẹ́ àgbáyé ní ilé-ojú àti ilẹ-ibè pẹ̀lú àdúgbo pẹ̀lú ẹyà olókè àgbélébù.

Igbé-ọrọ kọ́ sítì tán ní ilé-ibè ní ikà ṣe àwá sí orísun mẹta. Igbá mílà àwọn igi jù, kòtà-ilẹ̀ àtọkànwá, a gbé iyẹ̀ miran tí ó ni ìlú Central Park pẹ̀lú àjàrẹ́, àwọ̀sá ti gbogbo aṣá wi klù kìrùn, àmi ìpè jáde, àti ilé-ìdá-ara-re pẹ̀lú ikú títan tó ní àpá ipaniláyá fún ilu.

Ibi-rúrẹ ti wá wọn pẹ́tẹ̀lú, awọ̀ tó gàján, ibè gbà, àti irọrun pàṛga tó kọ́ yàrá àtunto ọdún kò wá.

Ibè está wa nílà, illinska náà tètè jù lọ tí a ko lè fi kólá ni. Ní-oku, ilé kan wa péjọ kò wá hì ti ìbáṣepọ shìkà.

Ile-iṣẹ Opera ni a dá sí ni akọkọ gẹgẹ bí ìkàhúpín neo-Gothic ati nígbà tó pé se lẹ́tà bí ilé àkọ́kọ́ Manhattan Towers, òun ni a mọ̀ género Ẹkó Olùtọ́pẹ́ West ti ídá okò ní 1930. Ilé náà ń fojú àtẹ́lẹwọ́ 24-wakati doorman àti irògùnsí, alágbà yàtọ̀, àtàwọn ibi ipamọ́ bicycles.

Ile-iṣẹ Opera ní àyíká orí ọ̀pọ̀ ẹ̀kún ni Manhattan. Central Park jẹ́ rògbògbà — ọ̀nà Reservoir, Ramble, Ilé-ẹ̀kó Ọ́nlú — àdúgbò tó gbooro fún ilé iròkè yìí. Riverside Park gbooro mẹ́rin mílà pẹ̀lú Odò Hudson, ńpè ọ̀ka yíya láti ṣẹ́gun iṣọ́pò àti àwọn àyá gíga tó dára jùlọ ní ìlú.

Fún àwọn tí ń kópa jù lọ ní oúnjẹ àti onje, Zabar's, àti Fairway jẹ́ àwọn alájẹta ìbáṣepọ, nígbà tí Broadway ati Amsterdam Avenue kún fún àwọn ilé-ounje tó lágbára àti boutiques tò tókàntò lórí àti ibè-niṣe ilékẹ́kè ti àkúnya Ìlú New York.

Fífihan aládàápò ní ipò.

Above Broadway. Above Everything.

There is no apartment like this one. Perched atop the full-service Opera building on a floor entirely its own, this extraordinary five-bedroom penthouse feels like a countryside villa suspended above the city — distinguished by its signature red Spanish tile roof, dramatic sloped architecture, and wraparound terraces with unobstructed 360-degree views of Central Park, the Hudson River, the Midtown skyline, and the George Washington Bridge

Step through the foyer and the city falls away. Vaulted 16-foot white-washed cedar ceilings soar above a voluminous great room flooded with light from triple exposures, a corridor of skylights, and south- and north-facing terraces. A stone-clad wood-burning fireplace anchors the open living and dining area, while a chef's kitchen flows seamlessly into the space designed for both grand entertaining and quiet mornings.

A temperature-controlled glass solarium extends the living space further, offering year-round indoor-outdoor dining framed by the iconic skyline and the slow burn of Hudson River sunsets. Multiple terraces draw you outside at every hour of the day.

The penthouse is organized into two distinct private wings. The eastern wing is anchored by a serene primary suite with Central Park views, direct terrace access, a wood-burning fireplace, dual walk-in closets, and a spa-like en-suite bath with both a soaking tub and shower, each positioned to capture river views. Above, a skylit studio offers a private and inspiring workspace. Three additional bedrooms, two versatile loft spaces, and a dedicated laundry room complete this wing. In the western wing, a beautifully renovated loft bedroom features double-height windows with sweeping river views, a fully reimagined en-suite bath with radiant heated floors, walk-in closet, and a mezzanine loft ideal as a studio or library.

Wide-plank hardwood floors, multi-zone climate control, abundant custom built-ins, and storage throughout complete this exceptional home. Thirteen steps above the 24th floor, this is where the city ends and something rarer begins.
Originally built as a neo-Gothic church and later reimagined as the Manhattan Towers Hotel, The Opera has been a landmark of the Upper West Side since 1930. The building offers 24-hour doorman and concierge service, a live-in resident manager, and bike storage.

The Opera building sits at the heart of one of Manhattan's most coveted addresses. Central Park is steps away — the Reservoir path, the Ramble, the Great Lawn — a world class backyard for a home of this caliber. Riverside Park extends four miles along the Hudson, offering waterfront promenades and some of the best sunset views in the city.
For those who appreciate the finest in dining and food, Zabar's, and Fairway are neighborhood institutions, while Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue are lined with acclaimed restaurants and boutiques befitting one of New York's most elegant residential corridors.

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