140 Riverside Drive 19HO nfunni ni anfani to nira si ni Manhattan lati fọ iha laarin ibile inu ile ati aye ita, nibiti ọrun ati odo ṣe jẹ apakan ti igbesi aye lojoojumọ bi awọn yara.

Ile Penthouse ti a tun ṣe ni gbogbo rẹ ni ilẹ kẹtàlá ni The Normandy, ọkan ninu awọn ajọ-ṣiṣe iṣaaju ogun ti o ni itan julọ ni Upper West Side, n jẹ ki eyi ṣee ṣe kọja mẹta ti awọn terasi ti o tobi ti o dojukọ ariwa ati iwọ-oorun. Iwọn to pọ ati awọn alaye iṣaaju ogun ti ko ni akoko mu ohun ti ile naa pọ, pẹlu awọn itunu igbalode ti o ni air conditioning aarin ati ẹrọ itaja/iyẹfun ti a fi sinu ara.

Ibi iforukọsilẹ ti o ni iwe ti o ni ọpọlọpọ awọn pane le mu aworan, ti a fi bo ni igi ti o ni awọn ribbed pẹlu ibi ipamọ ti ko ni fa. Igbẹyin, yara gbigbọn ati yara jijẹ tobi bẹ yii ṣii labẹ ilọpo giga, ti a so mọ nipasẹ ina okuta ti a ge ti o n tan imọlẹ gbigbọn lakoko awọn osu igba otutu. Awọn seti mẹrin ti awọn ilẹkun Faranse ti a npe ni irin ṣafihan akọkọ ti awọn terasi mẹta, ti o baamu daradara fun ikẹkọ ni irọlẹ tabi fi idalẹjọ si awọn iwo ti Hudson River ni gbogbo itọsọna.

Den ti o ni asopọ nfunni ni eto to ni ọwọ pẹlu iraye taara si terasi keji, lakoko ti ibi idana ti a le jẹ ni ẹnu-ọna ti o gba idanilaraya ati iṣẹ ni ayika adiro ti o ni oke ti marmara pẹlu ibi idana irinna ti a fi sinu. Awọn ferese casement n pe aworan ti George Washington Bridge sinu iwa-ika ojoojumọ ti ile naa.

Ikọja n ṣe afihan ibẹru ibẹru, bẹrẹ pẹlu awọn yara alejo meji ti o ni iwọn to dara, ọkan ti a ti fi ọfiisi ile ṣe imudọgbọn. Gbogbo yara ni iriri awọn iwo igbagbogbo lati ariwa-oorun ati pe a n ṣiṣẹ nipasẹ iwẹ marmara ti a pin.

Ni ipari ikorita, agbegbe yàrá ti a fi fẹsẹmulẹ pẹtẹlẹ tu si ibugbe akọkọ. Ọkan gidi, ibi isinmi ti a ṣe akiyesi pẹlu ilẹkun awọn ere ni ibi iná-igi, iwẹ marmara ti a ṣe ni iwuri Art Deco, ati ilẹkun Faranse ti o ṣi taara si terasi mẹta ti ile naa, nibiti odo ti wa ni angẹgbẹ àti ṣiṣere si ọwọ.

The Normandy jẹ apẹrẹ nipasẹ Emery Roth ati pe a pari ni ọdun 1938, o si tẹsiwaju lati jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ajọ-ṣiṣe ti o ni iyasọtọ julọ ati ti o pẹ julọ ni Upper West Side. Awọn olugbe ni a nṣe iranlọwọ nipasẹ awọn doormen akoko-pípẹ, alakoso olugbe, ati awọn oṣiṣẹ ti a fojusi. Awọn ẹya ile pẹlu ile-iṣere, ibi ipamọ keke ati ti ara ẹni, ati agbegbe ọgba ti a ṣe daradara pẹlu awọn iwo panoramic si oke ati isalẹ Hudson River.

140 Riverside Drive 19HO offers the increasingly rare opportunity in Manhattan to dissolve the boundary between indoor and outdoor living, where the sky and river fit into daily life as seamlessly as the rooms.

This fully renovated Penthouse 19th-floor residence at The Normandy, one of the Upper West Side's most storied prewar cooperatives, makes that possible across three sprawling north- and west-facing terraces. Generous proportions and timeless prewar detailing set the tone throughout, with modern comforts including central air conditioning and a vented washer/dryer seamlessly integrated.

A richly paneled entry foyer sets the scene, clad in ribbed wood with ample hidden storage. Beyond, the expansive living and dining room unfolds beneath a beamed ceiling, anchored by a carved stone fireplace that casts a welcome warmth through the winter months. Four sets of steel-framed French doors reveal the first of three terraces, perfectly suited for entertaining at sunset or simply soaking in the Hudson River views in every direction.

The adjoining den offers an intimate setting with direct access to a second terrace, while the eat-in kitchen balances beauty and function around a marble-topped island with an integrated snack bar. Casement windows invite a picturesque view of the George Washington Bridge into the everyday rhythm of the home.

The neighboring corridor introduces the bedroom wing, beginning with two well-proportioned guest bedrooms, one currently configured as a home office. Each room enjoys captivating northwest river views and is served by a shared marble bath.

At the corridor's end, an elegant emerald lacquered dressing area opens onto the primary suite. A true sanctuary, this thoughtfully designed retreat includes its own wood-burning fireplace, an Art Deco-inspired marble bath, and French doors opening directly to the grandest of the home's three terraces, where the river stretches wide and unhurried to the horizon.

The Normandy was designed by Emery Roth and completed in 1938, and remains one of the Upper West Side's most exceptional and enduring full-service cooperatives. Residents are served by full-time doormen, a resident manager, and dedicated staff. Building amenities include a fitness center, bike and private storage, and a beautifully landscaped roof deck with panoramic views up and down the Hudson River.