Charming 4 Bedroom Co-up For Sale in Upper West Side

4 Bedroom Co-up For Sale in Upper West Side.Located within the iconic Ansonia condominium, Apt. 5109 is a magnificent convertible 4-bedroom apartment with approximately 2,600 square feet of grand, elegant living space. Situated on Broadway between 73rd and 74th Streets, The Ansonia is an outstanding full-service doorman building with a parking garage in the heart of the Upper West Side.Apt. 5109 is a one-of-a-kind, pristine apartment has recently been upgraded throughout its newly-renovated Poggenpohl chef’s kitchen and three bathrooms with Waterworks fixtures, each which feature radiant floor heating. Additional recent enhancements include central air conditioning, a large washer/dryer, and custom-built doors. The apartment abounds with marvelous Beaux-Arts elements, which include a unique grand circular dining room located within one of the building’s iconic rounded corner towers, oversized windows along all three of the home’s exposures, and herringbone hardwood flooring.The Ansonia is ideally situated amongst the vibrant dining, shopping and entertainment of the Upper West Side, including Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre, The Museum of Natural History, Central Park, Citarella, and Trader Joe’s. It is in close proximity to major transportation lines, including the express subway stations at 72nd Street. This unique and special building combines modern conveniences with breathtaking Beaux-Arts architecture and rich historical significance.Building amenities include a full-time doorman, concierge, garage parking, private roof deck, laundry room, bike racks, and storage.Completed in 1904, The Ansonia was built as the largest residential hotel of its day. It is among the most notable Beaux-Arts buildings in Manhattan, decorated with a Parisian-style mansard roof, round corner towers, and a grand internal staircase that sweeps up to a large domed skylight above.
Building History:
Considered the “grandest hotel in Manhattan,” The Ansonia featured majestic ballrooms, restaurants decorated in the style of Louis XIV, a palm court, tearooms, cafes, a bank, a barbershop, tailor, writing rooms, Turkish baths, and the world’s largest indoor swimming pool.Notable long-term hotel residents included the likes of Babe Ruth and boxer Jack Dempsey. There was also a working farm on the roof and a separate cattle elevator, which permitted access to dairy cows. In 1992, the Ansonia was converted into condominium apartments and carefully restored to maintain the sophistication, romance and luxury that the building radiates.