$1,799,000

SPACIOUS SUN-FILLED PRE-WAR HOME!

Welcome to 37 West 93rd Street #18. Outstanding Value and Central Park Location!!

THE APARTMENT: If you've been looking for a home with great space, abundant natural light and pre-war charm, this apartment is the answer! Upon entering the main living areas, you'll be greeted with a wall of South-facing windows that allows sun to pour in all day long. Exquisite pre-war details include high ceilings, hardwood floors, transoms, large windows, original doors, oversized moldings, and period perfect sconce-style lighting. This apartment's flexible floor plan allows for use as a 2-4 bedroom home, and is easily adaptable to your changing needs. Currently configured as a two-bedroom with a home office, separate living room and formal dining room, it can quickly accommodate growing families, work-from-home needs, visiting guests and more. A renovated and windowed kitchen, two windowed baths, an in-unit washer/dryer, abundant closets, and the wall and floor space to decorate to taste, all add to the warm and inviting experience. The exceptional scale, proportions and details make the apartment feel more like a private residence.

THE BUILDING: Built in 1909 by Norman Tishman, one of the most prolific developers in NYC history, The Norman is a highly regarded boutique prewar cooperative. It's grand lobby is recognized for its marble, wrought-iron doors, stained glass windows and elegant stairway. The limestone facade gives it a striking presence on a quiet tree-lined block. With an elevator, live-in Super, bike room, communal laundry (there is a washer/dryer in-unit, too!), storage which transfers with the unit, attentive management, strong financials, and more, this building has it all!

THE NEIGHBORHOOD: Just steps from Central Park and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, The Norman sits in one of the most desirable parts of the Upper West Side. Long known for its top-notch residential infrastructure, this neighborhood has a Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and the West Side Market, along with numerous wonderful mom-and-pop stores and restaurants. Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue are bustling commercial corridors, and no matter where you are, all forms of transportation are easily accessible. There are historic theaters, world-class museums, top-rated public and private educational facilities and eye-catching architectural masterpieces that span the last two centuries throughout.

80% financing allowed.
Pets permitted with Board approval.
Gifting, Parental purchasing, co-purchasing and pied-a-terres not permitted.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PHOTOS WITH FURNITURE HAVE BEEN VIRTUALLY STAGED