Welcome home to this wonderfully located, beautifully proportioned Classic Six. Adorning West End Avenue as if teleported from the environs of Central Park West or Fifth Avenue, and harking back to an age of elegance and unashamed grandeur!
Originally conceived in 1912 by visionary Italian architect...
Welcome home to this wonderfully located, beautifully proportioned Classic Six. Adorning West End Avenue as if teleported from the environs of Central Park West or Fifth Avenue, and harking back to an age of elegance and unashamed grandeur!
Originally conceived in 1912 by visionary Italian architect Gaetan Ajello (1883-1983) this turn-of-the-century treasure commands a prominent and distinguished place on West End Avenue and the SW corner of West 92nd Street.
645 is epitomized by its grand entrance intentionally setback from the street, giant oak framed glass entry doors, a lobby with endless marble floors, soaring ceiling, and a front desk watched over 24/7 by some of New York's nicest door-people.
At approximately 1,500 sq. ft. apartment 9c is one of 73 units in this colossal 12 storey full service, pet-friendly residence, with rooftop deck, gym, elevator and live-in super. This exquisite apartment offers a tranquil layout, boasts ten foot six high ceilings, nine foot high doors. And offering access to the living room, four 12-lite single pane double French doors, uniquely crafted with mahogany on one side and oak on the other, original hardwood floors throughout, and behind solid mahogany doors oodles of large floor to ceiling closet space.
The living room is elegant and generously sized for relaxing and the formal dining room with original beamed ceiling adding to its classic charm, makes it perfect for entertaining guests. The large windowed kitchen is equipped with brand new stainless steel appliances (washer/dryer allowed.) and lots of cabinet space. The two extra large bedrooms, maid's room and three bathrooms, completes this must see home.
Enjoy the apartment's proximity, one block to Riverside Park cradling the Hudson River, two blocks to Broadway and the 1/2/3 subway, the city's first subway line which debuted in 1904, and three blocks to Central Park.
Please call or text me for an appointment to view.
Bike room,Classic 6,Common roof deck,Pets - Dogs ok,Stainless Steel Appliances,Pre-War,Outdoor Space,Laundry Room