200 West 54th Street, 10-C

A one-of-a-kind pre-war masterpiece. No expense was spared to restore this gorgeous home at the historic Adlon. With soaring, 9-plus foot ceilings, perfectly maintained original details, an interior design featured in Luxe Magazine (November 2016), and a complete overhaul of the kitchen, bathroom, electricity, and plumbing, this is a truly unique, move-in-ready beauty. The graceful foyer with pillared parlor entry leads into a spacious living room with intricately laced plaster ceiling, custom wall sconces, a brass-front decorative fireplace with Grueby-style tiles, wainscoting, and a dramatic, floor-to-ceiling Art Nouveau stained glass casement window. The renovated, windowed kitchen has marble counter tops, full ceiling-height cabinets, and all-stainless appliances, including a new Miele dishwasher and DeLonghi gas range. The windowed bathroom features gorgeous inlaid marble floors, all-glass shower, marble counter, custom cabinets, a new Toto toilet, and Restoration Hardware fixtures. The extra large bedroom has new custom City Quiet double-glazed windows, custom curtains and Roman blinds, original transom, coved ceilings, brass wall sconces, and Cole & Son Fornasetti Nuvole wallpaper mounted on the ceiling. Other features include four extraordinarily large closets, quarter-sawn inlaid parquet hardwood floors, original solid wood doors with period hardware, two new air conditioners, and an in-unit washer/dryer. The Adlon is an impeccably restored full-service pre-war building with a superior staff, bicycle storage for rent, private storage (on wait-list) and an illustrious history. Designed by noted architects George and Edward Blum, this architectural masterpiece opened in 1912 and has been home to Micky Mantle, Carroll Burnett, and a host of Broadway stars. The building is smoke-free. All this within a few blocks of Central Park, Columbus Circle, the Museum of Modern Art, Carnegie Hall, and the excitement of the Theater District.