Perched on the 9th floor of a winsome prewar building just off Central Park West, this 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home blends historic charm and modern utility into an enchanting city nest. Ubiquitous features of the apartment include high ceilings, parquet-patterned hardwood floors, and western/southern/northern exposure.

From the foyer, the home flows into a large living room/dining space. The dining room is conveniently located adjacent to the kitchen, and is serviced by a functional pass-through window. The galley-style kitchen has been remodeled and contains a suite of modern appliances, plenty of countertop space, glass-faced cabinetry, and a picturesque window above the sink. The living room is anchored both by a gorgeous, oversized leaded glass window that fills the room with natural light and by a bucolic wood-burning fireplace framed with red bricks and stained wood mantle. Each bedroom is graced with its own closet space as well as a windowed ensuite bathroom. A large walk-in closet finishes the home.

40 West 67th Street was constructed in 1928 and was designed by acclaimed architect, Rosario Candela. It sits less than a block away from Central Park—the entrance of which leads directly to Tavern on the Green and Sheep Meadow—on one of the city’s most elegant streets. Amenities of the building include a live-in super, a porter, doorman service (4pm-midnight/7 days a week), large private storage for each apartment, fee-free laundry, and a bicycle room. Pets and pied-a-terres are allowed.