An incredible opportunity to own a newly renovated 2 bed, 2 bath home at 35 West 90th Street, a premier Upper West Side art deco treasure. The owner/designer left no stone unturned when completing this stunning retrofit and renovation. Entering the residence through an elegant foyer, you are immersed in the style and sophistication of this well-appointment home. The dining landing sits adjacent to the open kitchen which is ideal for entertaining or quiet dinners at home. The dining foyer stretches to the sunken living room with sunny southern exposures through vintage-style casement windows. The living and dining room combined measure nearly 30 feet providing expansive living in pre-war art deco style with all of the comforts of a perfectly designed modern renovation. The windowed kitchen boasts custom solid wood cabinetry, sleek white countertops, and all the bells and whistles any chef desires including all high-end appliances. The separate bedroom wing features two generously proportioned rooms. The primary bedroom faces north and features an oversized en-suite bath facing south fit for a king or queen, with a dual-sized sink, custom vanity, radiant marble heated floors, and a massive walk-in rain shower. The second bedroom with sunny southern views boasts a huge walk-in custom closet and is currently configured as a library/den making it the ideal setting for guests, a home office, or both. The second, renovated bath is situated conveniently between the bedroom wing and the living area providing use as a powder room for guests. There are gleaming, restored hardwood floors throughout the home, loads of closet and storage space, and a washer/dryer for your convenience. Located less than a block from Central Park, 35 West 90th Street is an impeccably maintained, full-service, prewar, Art Deco cooperative. Built in 1931, this elegant, pet-friendly building offers a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, laundry room, and a bike room. The building is located near all major subway lines and the best of the Upper West Side.