Set within one of Carnegie Hill’s most coveted boutique-style pre-war Art Deco condominiums, Residence 2A provides the perfect mix of modern finishes and pre-war charm just steps from Park Avenue.
This approx. 900-square foot, 1-bedroom and 1.5-bathroom condominium was recently renovated and restored with pre-war period details including beamed ceilings, sunken living room, and original inlay hardwood floors.
At the entry you are met by a newly created powder room for your guests featuring handmade green zellige tiles, wall-hung toilet, and a beautiful single stone Turkish marble sink. The original steel entry door provides an industrial contrast to the apartment’s warm and bright painted walls. The adjacent coat closet provides ample storage in the entryway, which is tiled with black Belgian limestone.
The foyer includes a built-in walnut bar with antique mirror backsplash. An adjacent area with a dimmable Isamu Noguchi-designed fixture can be used as a cozy reading nook, home office, or dining space.
The gracious sunken living room and dining space is the heart of the home and offers flexibility for both intimate gatherings and stylish entertaining. The space is warm and inviting with period-style upgraded windows, beamed ceilings, and restored hardwood floors.
The rear-facing bedroom provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle of city life. The bedroom is generously proportioned with a full wall of closets and large corner windows. The windowed en suite bathroom blends new and old with black-and-white marble title, deep tub and Art Deco-style chrome hardware.
The windowed galley kitchen features custom cabinets with Carrara marble countertops, and is equipped to make any chef feel at home with a Bertazzoni appliances package, gas range, and under-counter SMEG microwave.
No expense was spared in the renovation, which includes upgraded Emtek door hardware, Forbes and Lomax dimmers and light switches, designer lighting by FLOS and Serax, high-efficiency European tilt-and-turn custom windows by Ponzio Windows, as well as imported marble and limestone tile.
The location is really second to none. Set within a top school district (PS 6), only two blocks from Central Park, walking distance to the Met Museum and the Guggenheim, and with convenient access to the 4/5/6 subway trains, providing the quintessential uptown lifestyle.
Building Description:
Built in 1939, The 110 Condominium is a distinguished pre-war Art Deco building offering full-service luxury in the heart of Carnegie Hill. Residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, porter service, two elevators, laundry facilities, and private storage units, if available for rent. The building is pet-friendly and impeccably maintained.
Perfectly positioned, the building sits on the same block as the 86th Street subway station (4, 5, 6), two blocks from the Q train, one block from Whole Foods and Target, and just two blocks from Central Park. Museum Mile, world-class dining, boutiques, galleries, and neighborhood conveniences are all moments away, making this one of the Upper East Side’s most desirable and convenient locations.
There is a capital assessment in place of $123.53 to pay off the building's mortgage.
This approx. 900-square foot, 1-bedroom and 1.5-bathroom condominium was recently renovated and restored with pre-war period details including beamed ceilings, sunken living room, and original inlay hardwood floors.
At the entry you are met by a newly created powder room for your guests featuring handmade green zellige tiles, wall-hung toilet, and a beautiful single stone Turkish marble sink. The original steel entry door provides an industrial contrast to the apartment’s warm and bright painted walls. The adjacent coat closet provides ample storage in the entryway, which is tiled with black Belgian limestone.
The foyer includes a built-in walnut bar with antique mirror backsplash. An adjacent area with a dimmable Isamu Noguchi-designed fixture can be used as a cozy reading nook, home office, or dining space.
The gracious sunken living room and dining space is the heart of the home and offers flexibility for both intimate gatherings and stylish entertaining. The space is warm and inviting with period-style upgraded windows, beamed ceilings, and restored hardwood floors.
The rear-facing bedroom provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle of city life. The bedroom is generously proportioned with a full wall of closets and large corner windows. The windowed en suite bathroom blends new and old with black-and-white marble title, deep tub and Art Deco-style chrome hardware.
The windowed galley kitchen features custom cabinets with Carrara marble countertops, and is equipped to make any chef feel at home with a Bertazzoni appliances package, gas range, and under-counter SMEG microwave.
No expense was spared in the renovation, which includes upgraded Emtek door hardware, Forbes and Lomax dimmers and light switches, designer lighting by FLOS and Serax, high-efficiency European tilt-and-turn custom windows by Ponzio Windows, as well as imported marble and limestone tile.
The location is really second to none. Set within a top school district (PS 6), only two blocks from Central Park, walking distance to the Met Museum and the Guggenheim, and with convenient access to the 4/5/6 subway trains, providing the quintessential uptown lifestyle.
Building Description:
Built in 1939, The 110 Condominium is a distinguished pre-war Art Deco building offering full-service luxury in the heart of Carnegie Hill. Residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, porter service, two elevators, laundry facilities, and private storage units, if available for rent. The building is pet-friendly and impeccably maintained.
Perfectly positioned, the building sits on the same block as the 86th Street subway station (4, 5, 6), two blocks from the Q train, one block from Whole Foods and Target, and just two blocks from Central Park. Museum Mile, world-class dining, boutiques, galleries, and neighborhood conveniences are all moments away, making this one of the Upper East Side’s most desirable and convenient locations.
There is a capital assessment in place of $123.53 to pay off the building's mortgage.
Set within one of Carnegie Hill’s most coveted boutique-style pre-war Art Deco condominiums, Residence 2A provides the perfect mix of modern finishes and pre-war charm just steps from Park Avenue.
This approx. 900-square foot, 1-bedroom and 1.5-bathroom condominium was recently renovated and restored with pre-war period details including beamed ceilings, sunken living room, and original inlay hardwood floors.
At the entry you are met by a newly created powder room for your guests featuring handmade green zellige tiles, wall-hung toilet, and a beautiful single stone Turkish marble sink. The original steel entry door provides an industrial contrast to the apartment’s warm and bright painted walls. The adjacent coat closet provides ample storage in the entryway, which is tiled with black Belgian limestone.
The foyer includes a built-in walnut bar with antique mirror backsplash. An adjacent area with a dimmable Isamu Noguchi-designed fixture can be used as a cozy reading nook, home office, or dining space.
The gracious sunken living room and dining space is the heart of the home and offers flexibility for both intimate gatherings and stylish entertaining. The space is warm and inviting with period-style upgraded windows, beamed ceilings, and restored hardwood floors.
The rear-facing bedroom provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle of city life. The bedroom is generously proportioned with a full wall of closets and large corner windows. The windowed en suite bathroom blends new and old with black-and-white marble title, deep tub and Art Deco-style chrome hardware.
The windowed galley kitchen features custom cabinets with Carrara marble countertops, and is equipped to make any chef feel at home with a Bertazzoni appliances package, gas range, and under-counter SMEG microwave.
No expense was spared in the renovation, which includes upgraded Emtek door hardware, Forbes and Lomax dimmers and light switches, designer lighting by FLOS and Serax, high-efficiency European tilt-and-turn custom windows by Ponzio Windows, as well as imported marble and limestone tile.
The location is really second to none. Set within a top school district (PS 6), only two blocks from Central Park, walking distance to the Met Museum and the Guggenheim, and with convenient access to the 4/5/6 subway trains, providing the quintessential uptown lifestyle.
Building Description:
Built in 1939, The 110 Condominium is a distinguished pre-war Art Deco building offering full-service luxury in the heart of Carnegie Hill. Residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, porter service, two elevators, laundry facilities, and private storage units, if available for rent. The building is pet-friendly and impeccably maintained.
Perfectly positioned, the building sits on the same block as the 86th Street subway station (4, 5, 6), two blocks from the Q train, one block from Whole Foods and Target, and just two blocks from Central Park. Museum Mile, world-class dining, boutiques, galleries, and neighborhood conveniences are all moments away, making this one of the Upper East Side’s most desirable and convenient locations.
There is a capital assessment in place of $123.53 to pay off the building's mortgage.
This approx. 900-square foot, 1-bedroom and 1.5-bathroom condominium was recently renovated and restored with pre-war period details including beamed ceilings, sunken living room, and original inlay hardwood floors.
At the entry you are met by a newly created powder room for your guests featuring handmade green zellige tiles, wall-hung toilet, and a beautiful single stone Turkish marble sink. The original steel entry door provides an industrial contrast to the apartment’s warm and bright painted walls. The adjacent coat closet provides ample storage in the entryway, which is tiled with black Belgian limestone.
The foyer includes a built-in walnut bar with antique mirror backsplash. An adjacent area with a dimmable Isamu Noguchi-designed fixture can be used as a cozy reading nook, home office, or dining space.
The gracious sunken living room and dining space is the heart of the home and offers flexibility for both intimate gatherings and stylish entertaining. The space is warm and inviting with period-style upgraded windows, beamed ceilings, and restored hardwood floors.
The rear-facing bedroom provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle of city life. The bedroom is generously proportioned with a full wall of closets and large corner windows. The windowed en suite bathroom blends new and old with black-and-white marble title, deep tub and Art Deco-style chrome hardware.
The windowed galley kitchen features custom cabinets with Carrara marble countertops, and is equipped to make any chef feel at home with a Bertazzoni appliances package, gas range, and under-counter SMEG microwave.
No expense was spared in the renovation, which includes upgraded Emtek door hardware, Forbes and Lomax dimmers and light switches, designer lighting by FLOS and Serax, high-efficiency European tilt-and-turn custom windows by Ponzio Windows, as well as imported marble and limestone tile.
The location is really second to none. Set within a top school district (PS 6), only two blocks from Central Park, walking distance to the Met Museum and the Guggenheim, and with convenient access to the 4/5/6 subway trains, providing the quintessential uptown lifestyle.
Building Description:
Built in 1939, The 110 Condominium is a distinguished pre-war Art Deco building offering full-service luxury in the heart of Carnegie Hill. Residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, porter service, two elevators, laundry facilities, and private storage units, if available for rent. The building is pet-friendly and impeccably maintained.
Perfectly positioned, the building sits on the same block as the 86th Street subway station (4, 5, 6), two blocks from the Q train, one block from Whole Foods and Target, and just two blocks from Central Park. Museum Mile, world-class dining, boutiques, galleries, and neighborhood conveniences are all moments away, making this one of the Upper East Side’s most desirable and convenient locations.
There is a capital assessment in place of $123.53 to pay off the building's mortgage.
Listing Courtesy of Mark O'Brien Development
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