Imagine walking through a private wrought iron gate and into an enchanting secret garden filled with hydrangea and climbing rose vines of all colors. Now walk a bit down this idyllic little lane to 17 Pomander Walk and you'll find a precious Tudor Style brick and white stone cottage with painted red trim and lovely little to stoop to read your book and enjoy your coffee or a glass of wine. Inside this quaint single floor apartment, you'll find exposed brick walls and hardwood floors throughout, plus one of the most beautiful plots of the common garden is right outside your window. Pomander Walk on The National Register of Historic Places was built in 1921. The mews meant to resemble a street in Chiswick a suburb of London was the subject and set of a Lewis Parker book and play of the same name. Pomander Walk is a tranquil oasis on the Upper West Side. Yet the 1,2,3 train is right on the corner, Riverside and Central Parks are just minutes away and very convenient to nearby Whole Foods and Trader Joe's. Private showings only. Maintenance does not include tax abatement.