600 W End Avenue #10A

Upon entering this home, you immediately will feel the grand scale of this classic five room residence. Situated in one of the most historic buildings on the Upper West Side, this home boasts a classic layout and excellent ceiling heights in excess of 10 feet, both of which are complimented by modern finishes that enhance the home's tremendous pre-war charm. Just a fewof the details that set this unit apart are its gorgeous, original glass transom upper doors, skim coated walls, and deep set windows. An entry foyer leads to a large living room with built-in floor to ceiling bookcases, and an adjacent dining room that alternatively can serve as a 3rd bedroom is flanked by a deep set window that bathes this room in southern light. The fully renovated, house-like chef's kitchen has oversized windows, as well as custom cabinetry with burnished bronze hardware, stainless steel appliances, and beautiful stone countertops. The home offers a gracious primary bedroom with two large closets as well as a well-proportioned second bedroom, both of which face east and offer superb sunlight throughout the day. The residence boasts two fully renovated, windowed bathrooms, which offer hexagon marble tile detail, a glass shower stall, nickel hardware, and a classic cast iron tub. Completing this home are original hardwood floors, a washer/dryer, and fantastic closet space. 600 West End Avenue is a white glove, prewar cooperative built in 1910 by Schwartz & Gross. The base of the building is limestone, with decorative sculptural flourishes, a balustrade running along the 11th floor, and decorative glazed terracotta shields and spandrels. 600 West End Avenue is a pet-friendly building and features a 24-hour doorman, a stunning private fully landscaped roof deck, private storage, a bike room, and central laundry all within a stone's throw to Riverside Park, Hippo Playground, transportation, and the many restaurants and shops of the Upper West Side, P.S. 84 is the public zone school for this location located on 92nd Street off Central Park West.