Ang maliwanag at maginhawang tahanan na may tatlong silid-tulugan at dalawang banyong ito ay nakaposisyon sa isang napakaespesyal na bloke sa Museum at Central Park sa Upper West Side. Isang hilagang exposur ang nagpapakita ng magagandang tanawin ng bukas na espasyo at pambihirang kagandahan ng arkitektura ng Natural History Museum at ang luntiang, landscaped na mga lupa na nakapaligid dito. Ang magandang, klasikal na 7-silid na tahanan ay pinagsasama ang kapayakan ng prewar na detalye at sukat nang maayos sa isang kahanga-hangang paghihiwalay sa pagitan ng pormal na pagtanggap at pribadong pamumuhay. Ang mga kontemporaryong kaginhawaan ay may kasamang nangungunang propesyonal na appliances, washer/dryer, at pambihirang custom na imbakan sa buong bahay. Ang magagandang detalye ng arkitektura ay kinabibilangan ng hardwood na sahig sa lugar ng pagtanggap, mataas na beam na kisame, built-in na bookshelf, at magagandang crown at baseboard moldings.

Ang floor plan ay may kasamang maluwang na sala na may tanawin sa Museum na may magandang hiwalay na lugar para sa pagkaka-upo, pormal na dining room, eat-in kitchen na may maluwang na home office, at isang wing para sa mga residente na may tatlong malalaking silid-tulugan (dalawang silid-tulugan ang may tanawin sa Museum) at dalawang buong banyong.

Ang windowed eat-kitchen ay ganap na nilagyan ng Sub-Zero refrigerator, Thermador 4-burner gas oven at dishwasher. Maraming espasyo para sa casual dining.

Ang maliwanag na primary suite ay nakaharap sa hilaga, nagdadala ng magagandang natural na liwanag at may mga tanawin ng Museum at isang malaking custom-fitted na walk-in closet. Pareho ang ikalawa at ikatlong silid-tulugan na napakaluwang na may custom na closets at mayroong buong banyong nasa pinagsaluhang pasilyo. Dalawa sa tatlong silid-tulugan ang nakaharap sa Museum.

Itinatag noong 1926 at naging co-op noong 1969, ang 20 West 77th Street ay dinisenyo sa neo-Renaissance na istilo ni George F. Pelham, isa sa mga pinakatanyag na arkitekto sa New York City noong 1920s at maagang 1930s. Isang eleganteng prewar landmark na gusali sa isang superb na lokasyon, may canopy na pasukan, mga part-time na doormen, live-in superintendent, indibidwal na storage bin, at imbakan ng bisikleta. Ang mga residente ay nag-e-enjoy din sa isang bagong landscaped na roof deck na may kamangha-manghang tanawin ng lungsod at ng Central Park. Bawat palapag ay nag-aalok ng semi-private landings na may 2 apartment lamang bawat palapag. Pinapayagan ang mga alagang hayop sa pag-apruba ng board.
Linggo - Huwebes - 3 - 11 ng gabi at Biyernes - Sabado - 4 - 12 ng madaling araw

This bright and gracious three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is ideally positioned on a very special Museum and Central Park block on the Upper West Side. A northern exposure showcases beautiful views of the open space and extraordinary architectural beauty of the Natural History Museum and the lush, landscaped grounds that surround it. This beautiful, classic 7-room home blends the elegance of prewar detail and scale seamlessly with a wonderful separation between formal entertaining and private living. Contemporary comforts include top-of-line professional appliances, washer/dryer, and exceptional custom storage throughout. Lovely architectural detail includes hardwood floors in the entertaining expanse, high-beamed ceilings, built-in bookshelves, and lovely crown and baseboard moldings.

The floor plan includes a spacious living room overlooking the Museum with lovely separate seating area, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with a spacious home office, and a resident's wing with three large bedrooms (two bedrooms overlook the Museum) and two full bathrooms.

The windowed eat-kitchen is fully equipped with Sub-Zero refrigerator, Thermador 4-burner gas oven and dishwasher. There is plenty of space for casual dining.

The light-filled primary suite faces north, drawing in lovely natural light and features open Museum views and a large custom-fitted walk-in closet. Both the second and third bedrooms are very spacious with custom closets and have a full bathroom in the shared hallway. Two of the three bedrooms face the Museum.

Built in 1926 and converted to a co-op in 1969, 20 West 77th Street was designed in the neo-Renaissance style by George F. Pelham, one of New York City's most venerable architects during the 1920's and early 1930's. An elegant prewar landmarked building in a superb location, canopied entrance, part-time doormen, live-in superintendent, individual storage bin, and bicycle storage. The residents also enjoy a new landscaped roof deck with incredible city and Central Park views. Each floor offers semi-private landings with only 2 apartments per floor. Pets are permitted with board approval.
Sunday - Thursday - 3 - 11 pm and Friday - Saturday - 4 - 12 am