Welcome to 260 West End Avenue, #7A, the home of the one and only Lucine Amara, a Metropolitan Opera staple known for being 'the greatest lyric soprano of our time,' a member of the Academy of Vocal Arts Hall of Fame and the Grammy Hall of Fame. This historical pre-war building was developed by Schwartz & Gross in 1924 on the corner of 72nd street and West End Avenue and was converted to Cooperative residences in 1980.   Its residents are just steps to the park and the best public transportation as well as a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants.  Building amenities include a 24 hour Attended Lobby, Live-in-Super, laundry and storage units.  Before entering 260 West End Avenue prepare to have your breath taken away by the art deco style lobby which is adorned with a marble staircase, custom terrazzo flower mosaic floor and intricately hand painted honeycomb ceilings.  Once inside the historical building, you will be greeted by your 24 hour doorman and take the elevator up to the 7th floor where your apartment waits for you.  Apartment #7A welcomes you with 10 foot ceilings and abundant windows providing unobstructed views of the Hudson River, Riverside Park and the Manhattan Skyline.  Hang your coat in the foyer's walk-in coat closet before making your way through the residence into your kitchen, living room or dining room. The residence boasts 2 primary sized bedrooms with original parquet floors, both which feature walk in closets as well their own private full ensuite bathrooms. This apartment presents the new owner with the opportunity to intertwine old world charm with modern luxury and live the dream life they always envisioned. Truly a must see!

The manager has listed the unit size as 1012 square feet.