$3,350,000

Sprawling South-facing Classic Six in the Iconic San Remo!

Spanning over 2,200sf, this home is the epitome of timeless elegance - from the pristine original herringbone floors, high ceilings and grand-scale rooms to the large casement windows and classic flow.

Enter this home from a semi-private elevator landing into a grand 28ft entrance gallery that connects the living spaces to the bedroom wing. The oversized living room is enhanced by the abundant natural light of an open southern exposure and the juxtaposition of the gorgeous facades of the Langham and the Dakota with the vibrant Midtown skyline and side views of Central Park. The primary bedroom shares the same southern exposure and features two walk-in closets and a large windowed four fixture en-suite bathroom. The formal dining room can easily accommodate the grandest of dinner parties and is adjacent to a large windowed kitchen, butler's pantry and maid's room that can be combined to create a cooking space to rival the best in Manhattan.

This space can be reimagined into a 3- or 4-bedroom home, or, for the purists among us, kept as a sprawling classic 6 with Emery Roth's signature square-tiled bathrooms, cedar closets, and gorgeous herringbone floors. With over 2,200 square feet, abundant natural light through numerous windows and triple exposures (north, south and east), the possibilities are endless!

Designed by Emery Roth, the landmark San Remo is one of the most famous and recognizable apartment buildings in the world. The San Remo has impeccable financials, 24-hour doorman and concierge service, an on-site management office, a live-in super, a modern fitness center, a laundry room with industrial sized machines, dedicated storage included in your maintenance, bike room, recreation room, and a meticulously maintained landscaped garden. Pets and pieds-a-terre are permitted. 3.5% flip tax paid by buyer. 50% financing permitted. Central air is allowed.

With Central Park at your front door and the best of the Upper West Side around the corner, the location is second to none. Just two blocks to Strawberry Fields, the B and C trains, the Museum of Natural History and New York Historical Society, a stone's throw to Lincoln Center and close to some of the City's best grocery stores, restaurants, bars, boutiques and bakeries.