This spacious one-bedroom apartment is set in a premier prewar coop building in the heart of Midtown West, just blocks from Central Park. Blending old world grandeur with a stylish, modern aesthetic, the historic property matches original details such as soaring 10-foot ceilings and parquet hardwood floors with a luxurious kitchen and bathroom.A grand entrance foyer leads into the oversize living room, which is anchored by an ornate decorative fireplace. The adjoining windowed kitchen is newly outfitted with a white Italian marble countertop and backsplash, as well as a new oven and fridge; it also includes ample cabinet space as well as a dishwasher, washer/dryer and filtered drinking water system. The fully renovated bathroom features imported English wall tiling and Kohler fixtures, while the enormous original 1912 tub has been preserved. The sizable bedroom offers two large closets, with two more off the bathroom and the foyer.Built in 1912 by acclaimed architects George and Edward Blum, The Adlon building is known for its unique style, encompassing a dramatic facade, cornice roof, and intricate Art Nouveau details. Inspired by the Adlon Hotel in Berlin, the Blum brothers crafted a Manhattan icon with stately European sensibilities. Home over the years to notable New Yorkers ranging from Mickey Mantle to Carol Burnett, the building offers a fulltime doorman, striking lobby entrance, recently renovated elevators, on-site storage and a bike room. With Carnegie Hall, the Museum of Modern Art, Broadway theaters and many Midtown office buildings just around the corner, this is truly among Manhattan’s most exciting locations. The B/D/E and N/Q/R subway lines all stop just a block from the front door, providing quick transportation anywhere in the city. The Adlon is a non-smoking, pet-friendly building, and the maintenance fee includes electric. Pied-a-terres are permitted.