215 W 90th Street #14-E

A sun-blasted, recently renovated, top floor, oversized classic 6 with high ceilings and through wall AC in a full service pre-war condominium in the heart of the Upper West Side? Look. No. Further. 14E has a gracious layout that begins with an entry gallery that is nearly a room in its own right, and is lit from all sides with the radiant sunlight glowing through from every room to which it leads. The South-facing living room has 10 foot beamed ceilings and a truly classic scale. It is currently only halfway occupied by a generous cushy living and TV watching setup, and covetable window-adjacent home office. As for the other half of the room? The possibilities are endless. The bedroom wing has two massive rooms, including a corner primary with a glorious south and eastern exposures, 5 closets including a walk-in, and a brand new, spa-like en suite bathroom with Italian imported Calacatta porcelain tile from Cancos, Samuel Heath accessories, and a Hasgrohe shower body and faucet. Even the second bedroom is king-sized with a walk in closet. The maid's room off the kitchen would be a fabulous private home office space, or guest room as it is now, as it has its own full-sized, newly renovated marble bathroom a unique bonus feature of this apartment's layout. The eat-in kitchen is anchored by an upholstered banquette beneath a large window, with generous cabinet space wrapping all the way around to the adjacent, formerly formal dining room that is currently functioning as the most epic play room. Previously, this massive space was divided into a fourth bedroom, and dining area, should that be more suitable to your needs. 215 West 90th is a full service condominium constructed in 1922 with 15 floors and 103 apartments. This pet-friendly building has a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, a gym, storage room, bike room and laundry room. Haroldon Court is ideally situated on 90th and Broadway with convenient access to the best dining, entertainment, recreation, transportation and shopping that the Upper West Side has to offer. First image virtually staged to show both living and dining areas.