1 West 67th Street, 316

Entertain at home?  Work from home?  Yes, you can do both elegantly at this meticulously restored one-bedroom duplex featuring a soaring 18' 9" ceiling and breathtaking 14' windows in its sophisticated living room, facing south and overlooking tree-lined West 67 Street.  An open chef’s kitchen with white granite dining bar, banquette seating and an intimate 100sf terrace make this a perfect setting for home entertaining.  That kitchen features every chef’s dream -- custom cabinetry, marble countertops, Wolf cooktop and oven, Subzero refrigerator, KitchenAid dishwasher and a Perlick wine cooler.  And for the days when work calls, cantilevering over the living room is a private office alcove with built-in desk and a calming view of treetops.  Also on the upper level is the bedroom with built-in storage and a washer/dryer as well as a renovated bath.  Throughout, the home has been renovated to the highest standards and features beautiful original details, hardwood floors, central air-conditioning, custom lighting, Sonos sound and Marantz surround sound systems and two flat screen televisions concealed behind mirrors.  So whether you are entertaining at home or working from home, you will be inspired in this stunning home. The Hotel des Artistes is a full service luxury cooperative steps from Central Park and Lincoln Center. It offers a 24-hour concierge and elevator operator as well as amenities seldom available in pre-war cooperatives — a swimming pool, two workout rooms, a squash court, roof garden and discount dining, room service and a use of a private dining room at The Leopard at the des Artistes. Since opening in 1917, the Hotel des Artistes has been home to many celebrities including Noel Coward, Isadora Duncan, Norman Rockwell, NYC Mayor John Lindsay, Leroy Neiman and Joel Grey. The stunning Gothic-style limestone building with gargoyles depicting painters, sculptors and writers is located just off Central Park West on West 67th Street, a lovely tree-lined street, once described by the New York Times as one of the city's prettiest block. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places and part of the West 67th Street Artists’ Colony, West 67th Street is often referred to as “Artists Row,” because of the many ateliers and studios built especially for artists and musicians on the block. COOP NOW ALLOWS 75% FINANCING.