This museum-quality renovation of a unique pre-war Junior-4 apartment overlooking a bright Upper West Side street, just off Riverside Drive, offers a lot of seldom-found characteristics for the discriminating home buyer. The ornate facade of the building   and the grand entry way with finely polished brass leads you into a spacious old-world lobby where the 24-hour attendant operates a classic gated elevator to your floor.

 

 Once in the apartment, a substantial foyer leads you past the coat closet and an area with a small table where you can lay your keys through a series of arches into the main room. You walk past a decent dining area before getting to the living room. In the   living room there are two beautiful, bright windows which face South over the street. Street sounds are minimized by the windows and the architectural features of the building.

 

 Turning left from the dining area, there is a short hallway that leads past the first full bathroom towards the bedroom, kitchen and second dining area which is just outside the kitchen. This area may also be used as an office, or a guest bedroom. The main   bedroom has an en-suite bath which has a window and is beautifully renovated. The bedroom windows face the same direction as the living room windows with the same quiet, bright view. The bedroom also has a closet and a second closet containing a washer and   dryer stack.

 

 The location is extremely convenient to public transportation via the 1,2 and 3 trains at 72nd Street as well as the M5 and M57 buses. There is also a very close access ramp to the Westside Highway. Riverside Park is practically on the block and Broadway offers   a plethora of shopping opportunities from well-known grocery stores like Fairway, Citarella and Trader Joe's to fine dining and clothing outlets.

 

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