| ID # | RLS20115593 |
| 房资料 | 三房一厅二浴, 洗碗机, 建筑有52公寓, 建筑有12层楼 上市时间: 28天 |
| 建造年份 | 1912年 |
| 管理费 | $4千 ($4,041) |
| 地铁站 | 4 分钟到 1, 2, 3 |
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258 Riverside Drive 的 8A 号住宅拥有优雅的七室格局,尽显战前建筑特色,布局灵活,可轻松容纳三间卧室加一间书房,或四间完整卧室。住宅内遍布大型窗户,引入充沛自然光线,并带来开阔视野。经典的意大利文艺复兴复兴式细节贯穿全屋,包括冠状线脚、镶嵌木地板及原始桃花心木门。两间带定制内置装置的客厅,为待客和日常生活提供宽敞空间;超大内倾内开式窗户将哈德逊河及河滨公园的局部景观尽收眼底。宽敞的正式餐厅以镶板墙面、雕刻木作和裸露横梁营造出令人印象深刻的氛围。设有用餐区并配备窗户的厨房拥有充足的橱柜,另设独立的管家储藏间。
“彼得·斯图伊弗桑特大楼”由建筑师威廉·L·劳斯于 1908 年设计,是上西区一处历史底蕴深厚的住宅。大楼允许养宠物,配备门卫、驻楼经理、自行车室及私人储藏空间。走出大楼,河滨公园沿哈德逊河绵延,占地 330 英亩,为居民提供滨水绿地;附近的商店、杂货店、餐厅及交通设施,让城市中的一切精彩都近在咫尺。
Residence 8A at 258 Riverside Drive offers a gracious seven-room layout rich in prewar character and remarkable flexibility, easily accommodating three bedrooms plus an office or four full bedrooms. Large windows across the residence bring in exceptional natural light and open views. Classic Italian Renaissance Revival details are showcased throughout, including crown moldings, inlaid wood floors, and original mahogany doors. Dual living rooms with custom built-ins provide generous spaces for both entertaining and everyday living, where oversized tilt-and-turn windows frame partial Hudson River and Riverside Park views. The sprawling formal dining room makes a striking impression with paneled walls, carved woodwork, and exposed beams. An eat-in, windowed kitchen features ample cabinetry and is complemented by a separate butler's pantry.
Designed in 1908 by architect William L. Rouse, The Peter Stuyvesant is a storied Upper West Side residence. The pet-friendly building offers a doorman, live-in resident manager, bike room, and private storage. Just outside, Riverside Park provides 330 acres of waterfront green space along the Hudson River, while nearby shops, grocery stores, restaurants, and transportation place the best of the city within easy reach.
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