411 West End Ave, 16-C

Situated on one of the best blocks of West End Ave, this high floor home offers some of the most dramatic Hudson River views from nearly every room in the home. Western facing and situated near the top of the building, this residence provides remarkable space that has been tastefully designed. One arrives into a corner living room with a phenomenal formal dining room that offers rare waterfront Southern and Western Hudson River views. The dining room is situated right off from the eat-in chef level kitchen which is complimented by deep set windows, providing ample light. This kitchen is smartly outfitted with stainless steel appliances that include dual ovens as well as a dishwasher. Custom cabinetry as well as a built in glass china cabinet that flanks the entire Western wall. All complimented by a functional island that provides great counter space and usability. The master bedroom suite is outfitted for one to have a separate and private dressing area or sitting area off from the master bedroom. This room can be also utilized as a bedroom. There is an additional third bedroom located just off from the living room, that shares a Jack and Jill bathroom. Closets are well thought out and are abundant within all bedrooms. Additionally, closets are provided intelligently throughout the rest of the home. The additional fourth bedroom is a split layout from the rest of the bedrooms and is privately located on the south-wing of the residence. This could be used as a guest suite as it offers a morning kitchen as well as a living room size that incorporates use as a bedroom or as a home office. This could also be used as a private master separate from the remaining bedrooms in the residence, this sprawling home that offers three unobstructed exposures and over 2,000 sq ft. With full service amenities including 24 hour doorman/concierge, resident super, laundry room,, additional storage available as well as a bike room. This Art Deco building from the late 1930's, offers regal elegance with unparalleled views, uncommonly available in pre-war buildings.