Matatagpuan sa ikaapat na palapag ng isang maayos na pinanatili na boutique co-op sa Upper West Side, ang apartment na ito na pinahusay nang may panlasa at maganda ang pagkakapangalagaan ay ilang sandali lamang mula sa Central Park at sa Museum of Natural History. Sa pagpasok, sasalubungin ka ng isang maginhawang sentral na foyer na may mga bagong sahig na kahoy at maingat na pinanatiling orihinal na kahoy na mga detalye na nagdadagdag ng init at walang panahong karakter sa tahanan.

Ang maaliwalas na sala ay dumadaloy nang walang putol sa isang eleganteng pormal na dining room, parehong perpekto para sa pagho-host at pagpapakita ng mga oversized na bintana na may mga tanawin ng mga puno na maaaring tamasahin sa lahat ng apat na panahon.

Ang bintanang galley kitchen ay maingat na na-update na may mga kamay na ginawang mataas na cabinet na ganap na gumagamit ng matataas na kisame ng apartment na pre-war—habang pinananatili ang klasikong alindog ng tahanan.

Mula sa foyer, ang pangalawang silid-tulugan ay nakikinabang mula sa mapayapang silangang tanawin na nakaharap sa mga katabing brownstone. Sa dulo ng pasilyo ay isang maingat na dinisenyong banyo, na may malaking walk-in shower na may mosaic na sahig, mga cabinet na puno ng imbakan, at mga eleganteng fixtures—lahat ay tapat sa pinakapino ng apartment. Ang maluwang na pangunahing silid-tulugan ay may mahusay na espasyo para sa mga aparador at may dalawang malalaking bintana, isa na nakaharap sa silangan na nagtatampok ng mahabang tanawin ng mga hardin ng brownstone at isa na nakaharap sa hilaga. Ito ang tanging C line apartment na may dalawang malalaking bintana sa pangunahing silid at talagang kahanga-hanga.

Dinisenyo noong 1905 ng kilalang firm na Schwartz & Gross, ang 35 West 82nd Street ay matatagpuan sa puso ng makasaysayang Upper West Side. Ang maayos na gusali ay nag-aalok ng live-in na super na tumatanggap ng mga pakete, seguridad sa video, imbakan ng bisikleta, pribadong courtyard, karagdagang imbakan, at napaka-pet friendly. Isang kalahating bloke mula sa Central Park, ang tirahan na ito ay malapit sa Delacorte Theatre, Museum of Natural History, New York Historical Society, at ilan sa pinakamahusay na mga restaurant at tindahan sa lungsod.

Mayroong buwanang assessment na $185 na ipinatutupad hanggang 2028. Ito ay karagdagan sa maintenance.

Situated on the fourth floor of a well-maintained Upper West Side boutique co-op, this tastefully renovated and beautifully preserved classic five residence is just moments from Central Park and the Museum of Natural History. Upon entering, you are welcomed by a gracious central foyer featuring new wood floors and meticulously maintained original woodwork that adds warmth and timeless character to the home.



The airy living room flows seamlessly into an elegant formal dining room, both ideal for entertaining and showcasing oversized windows with tree filled views to be enjoyed all four seasons.



The windowed galley kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with handcrafted tall cabinetry that makes full use of the apartment’s soaring pre-war ceiling height—all while maintaining the home’s classic charm.



Off the foyer, the second bedroom enjoys peaceful eastern views overlooking neighboring brownstones. Down the hallway is a meticulously designed bathroom, boasting a large walk-in shower with mosaic floor, storage-rich medicine cabinets, and elegant fixtures—all true to the apartment’s refined aesthetic. The spacious primary bedroom features excellent closet space and has two large windows, one facing east showcasing a long view of brownstone gardens and another facing north. It is the only C line apartment with two large windows in the primary and is truly stunning.



Designed in 1905 by the renowned firm Schwartz & Gross, 35 West 82nd Street is located in the heart of the historic Upper West Side. The well-kept building offers a live-in super who accepts packages, video security, bike storage, private courtyard, additional storage, and is very pet friendly. Just half a block from Central Park, this residence is close to the Delacorte Theatre, Museum of Natural History, New York Historical Society, and some of the city’s best restaurants and shops.



A monthly assessment of $185 is in place until 2028. This is in addition to the maintenance.