390 West End Ave, 10-D

The Unit: This masterfully restored and fully renovated home epitomizes the harmonious combination of Apthorp's legendary prewar charm and its updated modern elegance. It boasts a flowing 3,238-square-foot layout with soaring 11-foot ceilings. Upon entering, you are greeted by a fabulous foyer with exquisite terrazzo floors. The grandiose living room and the gracious dining room are connected yet distinguished from each other by the discreet pocket doors, the oak herringbone floors, the original wood paneling on the walls, the partially original and partially restored plaster work on the ceilings, and two partially original and partially restored hand-carved fireplaces. The spacious kitchen features the finest cabinetry, appliances and fixtures by Wolf, Miele and Gaggenau. Each of the four bedrooms includes an en-suite bath, generous closet space and individual HVAC. The master suite features two walk-in closets, a dual-sink vanity, a soaking tub and a step-in shower. Other features include programmable designer lighting, powder room, in-unit laundry and FIOS ready. This is the home where you can enjoy and appreciate Manhattan's finest prewar living as well as modern convenience in both luxury and style. The Building: Built by William Waldorf Astor between 1906-1908 and modeled after the Pitti Palace in Florence, the Apthorp has long been a favorite home of many residents of note and is considered to be one of Manhattans Crown Jewel addresses. The building occupies the entire block bordered by Broadway, West End, West 78th and 79th Streets and is known for its grand scale, abundance of charm, and privacy. The iconic cast-iron gates lead you into the storied, garden courtyard with its circular drive, fountains, statues and four separate residents entrances. The Location: Within walking distance to cafes, shops, restaurants, gourmet markets, cafes, the Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center, both Central Park and Riverside Park.