Step into this charming and serene pre-war Art Deco residence, a true city sanctuary tucked away from the bustle of urban life. Original inlaid wood floors set a warm, elegant tone throughout, highlighting the home's classic character. A generously proportioned dining area easily accommodates intimate dinner parties or relaxed evenings at home, while the windowed kitchen blends style and function with polished black granite countertops, custom light wood cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances-including a Z-Line professional stove, microwave, and dishwasher. The long entry hallway enhances the sense of space and provides the perfect gallery-style setting for artwork or photography. The well-sized bedroom features a ceiling fan and a walk-in closet, offering both comfort and ample storage. The windowed bathroom showcases exquisite tilework and retains its original oversized tub, beautifully re-enameled for a fresh, timeless look. Although located on the first floor, the apartment sits nearly a full story above ground level, providing privacy and a true "above-it-all" feel. Another great feature of this property is the relatively low monthly maintenance. 111 West 94th Street is one of those beautiful and well maintained pre-war New York art deco apartment buildings. There is a live-in super, on-site laundry room, additional storage space, and a bike room. Co-purchasing and pieds-a-terre are allowed, and the building is pet friendly. One of the best things about this location is that you're a block away from Central Park; the Reservoir and the Tennis Center are literally down the street. And if Central park is not enough green space for your spirit, Riverside Park and the Hudson River are only a few blocks away. This part of the Upper West side has great restaurants, cafés and shopping, including Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. And 111 West 94th St is perfectly situated for transportation; the 1, 2 and 3 trains, as well as the B and C trains are just a few blocks away, as is the M96 crosstown bus that can whisk you to the East side in just minutes.