Ile kan ti a ti tun pada se, ti o kun fun imọlẹ ni London Terrace

Ohun akọkọ ti o yoo ri ni imọlẹ. Ile 16J doju kọ ọrun gẹẹsi lati ilẹ kẹrindinlogun ti London Terrace, n mu aṣọ oorun ni gbogbo ọjọ nipasẹ awọn ferese iṣan ti a ṣe tẹlẹ ti ko ni idiwọ riri nitori HVAC ti n lọ nipasẹ odi. Ni isalẹ awọn ferese rẹ: alẹmọ ti awọn ọgba ikọkọ olokiki ti ile naa dipo ọna.

Igbese atunṣe to pejọ ti pari laipẹ. Ikọ́ ẹka ṣiṣi ni ẹya ile adamo ti marble ti o dara fun iyipada, firiji Liebherr, agolo Bertazzoni, ati ẹrọ idana Miele ti a fi sinu awọn irinṣẹ aṣelọpọ. Yara akọkọ tobi to lati ni agbegbe jijẹ to daju ati agbegbe gbigbe to dara, ti a ṣe atilẹyin nipasẹ aaye ibi mimu ti a kọ ni ninu pẹlu awọn ọna wo glass. Yara iṣan naa ti ṣe atunṣe patapata ni tile alawọ ewe ati igi ọmọ-iyẹ wiwo pẹlu ilẹ marble hexagonal, awọn ohun elo Kohler chrome ti a polishi, igbona ti a fi glass ṣe, ati aaye igbona ti a kọ. Yara rẹ ti n doju kọ ọrun gẹẹsi gba ibujoko king pẹlu aaye diẹ silẹ. Ibi ipamọ kii ṣe imọran lẹhin: awọn adugbo marun ni gbogbo, pẹlu mẹta ti a le wọle. Awọn orule ti a fi ẹyẹ, awọn ọpa irẹsì, ati awọn ilẹ igi duro ti mu awọn egungun aṣaaju-ṣe kọja.

Ni isalẹ, London Terrace ṣe ohun ti fere ko si ile miiran le ṣe. Iṣelọpọ 1930 ti o ni iwọn 24-ọra ni nfunni ni doorman wakati 24, oluṣakoso olugbe ti o ngbe, adagun omi inu ti o ni iwọn 75 ẹsẹ ti a gbona pẹlu sauna ati awọn yara gbigbona, ile-iṣẹ idaraya, acre ti awọn ọgba ikọkọ ti a ṣe abojuto, ilẹ-ilẹ ti a gbin pẹlu awọn iwo panaromic lati ile-iṣẹ Empire State si Hudson, yara keke, ileru arin, ati ibi ipamọ ni ibi. O jẹ itẹwọgba fun eran-ọdọ.

Iṣọkan kan lati ẹnu-ọna 23rd Street ti High Line, ni ayika agbegbe gallery ẹkun West Chelsea, pẹlu Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, ati awọn ọkọ oju-irin C/E ni gbogbo ofin. Ko si ohun ti a le ṣe nibi ayafi gbigbe wọle.

Sun-Flooded, Fully Renovated One-Bedroom at London Terrace

The first thing you notice is the light. Residence 16J faces due south from the sixteenth floor of London Terrace, holding the sun all day through prewar casement windows that stay completely unobstructed thanks to through-wall HVAC. Below your windows: the quiet of the building's famous private gardens rather than a street.

A painstaking renovation has been recently completed. The open kitchen features a marble island ideal for entertaining, Liebherr refrigerator, Bertazzoni range, and Miele dishwasher set into custom cabinetry. The main room is generous enough for a true dining area and a gracious living area, complemented by a built-in bar niche with glass shelving. The bathroom was gut-renovated in green-and-cream checkerboard tile with hexagonal marble floors, polished chrome Kohler fixtures, a glass-enclosed shower, and a built-in shower niche. The south-facing bedroom takes a king bed with room to spare. Storage is no afterthought: five closets in all, including three walk-ins. Beamed ceilings, crown moldings, and hardwood floors carry the prewar bones throughout.

Downstairs, London Terrace does what almost no other building can. The 1930 full-block cooperative offers a 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, a landmark 75-foot heated indoor pool with sauna and steam rooms, a fitness center, an acre of private landscaped gardens, a planted roof deck with panoramic views from the Empire State Building to the Hudson, bike room, central laundry, and an on-site garage. Pet friendly.

One block from the High Line's 23rd Street entrance, surrounded by the West Chelsea gallery district, with Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, and the C/E trains all minutes away. There is nothing to do here but move in.