Addison Hall Residence 412 - Prewar Studio with Beamed Ceilings, Windowed Marble Bath & Dressing-Size Closet Positioned along the storied 57th Street cultural corridor, adjacent to Billionaires' Row- Residence 412 at Addison Hall blends classic 1930s architecture with everyday practicality and uncommon privacy. Very low monthly maintenance of only $844.48 includes heat, water, gas and real estate taxes. Quiet, refined, and intelligently arranged, this home offers a compelling opportunity to capture value in one of Manhattan's most connected locations. The Residence Thoughtfully configured to define living, dining, and sleeping zones, the studio is wrapped in light, warm toned hardwood floors and decorative crown moldings. Painted beamed ceilings reinforce the prewar character without sacrificing simplicity or light. Windowed white marble bathroom with modern fixtures and generous scale Upgraded kitchen with granite countertops, full size refrigerator, oven/range, microwave, dishwasher, and solid oak cabinetry Exceptionally large closet, functions as a true dressing and storage room, a rarity in studio layouts Abundant natural light with a calm, private ambiance A distinguished prewar elevator cooperative, Addison Hall is known for attentive service and enduring architecture. 24 hour doorman Live-in superintendent and porter staff Laundry room, storage bins (subject to availability), and bicycle room Pets welcome, co-purchasing, pied-à-terre use, and subletting allowed; with board approval. You're moments from Columbus Circle, Central Park, Hudson River Greenway, Lincoln Center, and the Theater District, with the dining energy of Hell's Kitchen at your doorstep. Neighborhood standouts include Masseria dei Vini, Landmarc, Tacuba, and Rex Coffee, plus Whole Foods and shopping/dining at The Shops at Columbus Circle, including the iconic three-star Michelin Per Se. Seamless transit via nearby A/B/C/D/1 and N/R/W/Q subway lines and M31/M12/M57/M11 connects you across the city with ease. Historic detailing, a practical layout, an oversized dressing closet, and a quiet, central location create a rare blend of character and utility-ideal as a starter home or pied-à-terre in a service-driven prewar building. OPEN HOUSE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.