UPPER WEST SIDE LINCOLN CENTER CONDO IN THE SKY

Planning a trip to the best city in the world? It's back! And there is Nothing quite like this Large high-floor corner one-bed / two-bath condominium that showcases extraordinary sunsets and sweeping views of Manhattan's Upper West Side including the iconic Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and Fordham University's verdant campus and sculpture garden. Having undergone an extensive top-to-bottom renovation this contemporary home presents a bright, airy and open loft-like concept with top of the line designer finishes . This is a full-service prewar Art Deco building in the heart of the exclusive Lincoln Square area just moments from Central Park and Columbus Circle. The interior is bathed in natural light through corner casement windows which face west all the way out to New Jersey and north up Columbus Avenue. Perched above Lincoln Center's Damrosch Park, the living room offers a personal skybox to premieres and performances at the renowned Guggenheim Band shell. First Enter a sprawling open top designer 'Boffi' kitchen appointed with granite countertops, Mirrored backsplash, Two ovens, Hidden Refrigerator, Ganganneau stove top and dishwasher accent lighting, Fornisetti, Massoni, wallpaper, Center Island with butcher block top.. The entire condo is hardwood floors Next enter the dining room which can easily accommodate 12 people . Both bedrooms are equipped with automatic shades and feature the same open, picturesque views of Lincoln Center and Fordham across the street. bedroom boasts a massive walk-in closet that can be converted to an office. Down a corridor and through a fixtures all by Kohler and Hansgrohe. A pocket door off the living space opens to the sun-drenched second bedroom that can accommodate a queen-sized bed. Other hallmarks of this extraordinary home include a second full bathroom with custom cove lighting throughout, beamed ceilings, , built-ins, and hardwood flooring. A laundry room on the floor (maintained by the building) is adjacent. The landmarked Condominium is one of the few surviving prewar commercial-to-residential conversions in Lincoln Square. Built in 1929-30, the tiered brick and terra cotta structure was originally designed in the Art Deco style as an automatic parking garage innovative for its time and later served as the Sofia Brothers [storage] Warehouse in the 1940's. Today, this premier building is serviced by a full-time staff and live-in resident manager. Setback from 61st Street, a two-way semi-circular driveway (with parking for loading & unloading) and a planted canopied entrance welcome guests into this historic property