This beautiful prewar one-bedroom apartment in the prized heart of the Upper West Side is like a breath of fresh air every time you enter thanks to large windows on double exposures (south and west), gleaming hardwood floors, and spacious, stylish rooms. The gracious entry foyer introduces an ambiance of elegance, with a gourmet windowed kitchen to the right designed with stunning wood cabinetry, granite counters, and premium stainless steel appliances. The convenient pass-through opening allows for easy serving to the generously-sized living/entertaining room, which features a banquette dining area, tasteful moldings, and built-in bookcases. A large light-filled corner bedroom, lovely tiled full bath, and abundant closets make this the one to call home.

The outstanding location on coveted West 75th Street is perhaps the most significant attraction of all. Built in 1920, 240 West 75th Street is a handsome prewar co-op right near Central Park, Riverside Park, The Beacon Theater, Trader Joe's, Citarella, and Fairway, excellent shopping at Barney's and other retailers, and of course, great restaurants that include Caf Luxembourg, Cesca, and many others. 1,2 and 3 trains are also minutes away.

The 10-story boutique building was converted to a cooperative in 1986, and offers residents the service of a live-in super who accepts packages, a common courtyard and landscaped garden, a central laundry room, package room, bike room, and private storage. Pets are welcomed in this very special living destination.