2109 Broadway, 5-109

Wrapping the northeast corner of the iconic full-service Ansonia Condominium is this sprawling approx 2,600 sq ft. prewar, renovated and expansive bright home with 3 exposures, 9’10” ceilings, central air conditioning and a versatile layout. Currently configured as a massive 3 bedroom/2 bath (plus shower room) home with an impressively large primary wing, this grand apartment has the flexibility to easily accommodate numerous additional rooms. At the end of the impressively long entrance gallery is the uniquely shaped circular living room with 3 large east and north facing windows and a decorative fireplace; this impressive room is one of only 14 circular rooms in the building tower. The elegant eat-in Poggenpohl chefs kitchen has a soothing color palette and a spacious area for dining. It has top of the line appliances including Subzero refrigerator and wine cooler, built-in Miele espresso machine, Miele dishwasher, vented Viking range and a substantial pantry with a passageway connecting it to the other side of this vast apartment. The huge corner principal wing houses the primary bedroom with luxurious en-suite Waterworks bath with radiant heated floors, separate soaking tub and walk-in shower, a painting studio, a workspace, the shower room and a dining area; one can easily create additional bedrooms or entertaining spaces in this loft-like space. Two additional spacious and sunny east-facing bedrooms are tucked away off the gallery and share a hall bath with Toto washlet. Additional features include 2 zone central air conditioning, oversized windows, herringbone floors, prewar detail, full size vented LG washer/dryer and radiant heated floors in all the Waterworks baths. Built in 1904 as a prominent luxury hotel, the Ansonia, one of the rare pre war condominiums, is a classic Upper West Side landmark, rich with Beaux-Arts architectural detail. It spans a full block between 73rd &74th Streets between Broadway and West End Avenues and is near Lincoln Center, The Museum of Natural History, The Historical Society, the 72nd Street express subway stop, Citarella, Trader Joe’s and numerous top restaurants and shops.Behind the impressive facade, residents enjoy a 24 hour doorman & concierge, onsite parking, and a landscaped roof deck. Please note there is a monthly assessment of $704.31 through 2034.