101 W 87th Street #205

Located in a prime Upper West Side full-service condominium, this sprawling and bright, corner 3 bedroom and 2.5 bathroom apartment is the perfect place to call home. This beautiful and quiet residence features wide plank oak floors and has both southern and eastern exposures, framed by oversized windows allowing for abundant natural light and views of surrounding tree-lined streets. A generous entry foyer has a double width closet and powder room and leads to the expansive living/dining room and open kitchen. The custom kitchen, designed by Florense, features elegantly paneled white oak cabinetry with fully integrated top of the line appliances, including Liebherr refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher and a Bertazzoni stainless steel oven and five burner gas cooktop. Countertops are a high performance and durable polished snow-white quartz and there is a large kitchen island and plentiful storage. The south-facing master suite includes a sizeable walk-in closet custom fitted by California Closets. The en-suite bath has a glass-enclosed shower, a custom double white oak vanity by Florense, linen closet and features white Calacatta marble countertops, floor and wall tiling throughout. The spacious second and third bedrooms also face south and remain bright with day-long sunlight with ample closet space, and share a second full bathroom with a dual sink vanity and Kohler deep soaking bathtub and customized polished chrome Watermark fittings. In unit washer and dryer. A separate storage bin is included with this offering. Building amenities include a 24 hour attended lobby, live-in resident manager, children?s play room, fitness room, cold storage, resident?s lounge, a courtyard garden, roof deck and central laundry room. This central Upper West Side location is one block from Central Park and is close to all major transportation (1, 2, 3, B & C subway lines and crosstown buses) and some of the West Side's best restaurants, cafes, shops and cultural attractions including Zabars, Shake Shack, Museum of Natural History and much more?