250 West 94th Street, 9-C

Rare opportunity in the historic 'Stanton' on West 94th Street. Bring your architect/contractor to this huge classic five room home. Untouched for over 45 years this apartment can be made into a very special home for the person with the vision to create. Enter into a grand entry that is over 20 feet long. Beautifully scaled formal living room and dining rooms radiate off of the entry foyer. The windowed kitchen has many of the original wooden cabinets ready to be restored, and there is plenty of room to create an eat in area in this wonderful space. The formal dining room can easily be converted to a full size third bedroom or divide it to create a third bedroom and separate dining area. There are two full bathrooms that are in good original condition. Washer/Dryers are allowed. The Stanton features classic wood trim around the doors and windows--a standard feature of pre-world war one apartment houses--but very rare in the 1920's where pre-cast metal door frames and simplified windows surrounds were the standard. The Stanton name comes from Elizabeth Cady Stanton, the founder of America's Women's suffrage movement, where she lived and died on a house on this site---and where she held meetings with her friend and protege Susan B. Anthony--a fore runner of the equal rights movement. The Stanton was also home in the 1960's and 1970's to Norman Mailer--the Pulitzer Prize winning novelist. The Stanton has an on site resident manager (who was recently awarded the 'resident manger of the year' award). Other amenities include landscaped roof deck, storage, laundry room, bike room, playroom and resident's gym. This special home will be available to be seen starting October 2nd.