When it comes to high-end luxury, there is no such thing as
New York City
But a brownstone in midtown Manhattan? This is the next level.
This 21-foot-wide townhouse, at 347 West End Avenue on the Upper West Side, was built in 1891 but completely renovated, providing old-world charm with modern amenities.
It now boasts 8,500 square feet of interior space across eight levels, which include six bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The house has a laundry room, a recreation area with two wood-burning fireplaces, and plenty of outdoor space too
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The house – another asking for $14 million – has some real New York City rarities, like a laundry room, a backyard and two balconies with views of the Hudson River, one of which has its own fire pit.
The decor inside has a neutral color palette, so buyers can add any style to the interior design.
There is a large kitchen complete with a chef’s range and double ovens and a foyer breakfast nook that opens onto a private balcony. Terraces and back patios add up to 800 square feet of outdoor space.
On the first floor, there’s a huge 1,000 square foot living room and dining room, and both areas have wood-burning fireplaces. Upstairs, the basic bedroom is modern and spacious, complete with a 600-square-foot attached bathroom with oversized showers, double sinks, and heated floors, plus access to a private dressing room.
The townhouse is located in the middle of a block of homes, just a block from Riverside Park and a few minutes from Central Park, and within walking distance of all the popular restaurants and shops that Uptown has to offer.
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