Lati Awọn Ipe Irin Afara si Awọn Views Ilu - Ibi ti o ni iranti Iyanu Broadway: Ile ti ọmọ Broadway, Charles Strouse.

Ise kan ti o ni anfani meji-ninu-kan

Ni iṣọkan daradara, ile alailẹgbẹ yii nfunni ni irọrun ti awọn ile meji ti o ni inaro labẹ ọrun kan.

Ile 19C: Awọn ẹya 3-4 ti yà, pẹlu 3 baluwe, pẹlu awọn aaye gbigbe ati ayẹyẹ ti o pọ.

Ile 19D: Suite 1-yà, 1 baluwe pẹlu ibi idana pipe tirẹ ati ilẹ-ẹnu ikọkọ.

O peye fun awọn ti o fẹ irọrun ti mimu awọn eniyan ti wọn fẹran, awọn alejo, tabi àwọn oṣiṣẹ pẹlú- nigba ti wọn ṣi n mantenran aiyede ati ominira.

Ti jade ni gíga loke ilu ni Parc Vendome olokiki, ile yii to 3,760 sq.ft. ti oorun bọsẹ si 19th floor nfunni ni ìpinnu akoko, iwọn iyanu, ati awọn iwo ti ko ni idiwọ ti o wo oju-ọrun New York City. Ti wa ni iranti ni ọna ti a mọ ni agbaye ti West 57th Street, ni ile ti 1930 ti Farrar & Watmough fun Henry Mandel, ile nla yii jẹ anfani alailẹgbẹ ni ọkan ninu awọn condominiums prewar ti o tayọ julọ ni Manhattan.

Ile naa tun ni itan iṣelọpọ alakikanju. Ni igba kan, o jẹ ile ti akọọlẹ Broadway olokiki Charles Strouse ati ẹbi rẹ, ti awọn iṣẹ ayanfẹ rẹ pẹlu Annie ati Bye Bye Birdie, ibẹ ni ile yii ni ipo pataki ninu itan aṣa New York. Yara gbigbe ti o fa ikun si ilẹ- nigbakugan ti a yi pada si aaye ile-iyanu - jẹ aaye ẹda nibi ti Strouse ti kọ, ṣe, ati ṣiṣẹda ayẹyẹ fun ẹbi, awọn ọmọlẹyin, ati awọn ọrẹ, ti o fi iye oṣere ọlọrọ sinu ile ti o wa titi de oni.

Ní gbigbe nipasẹ galleria loft ṣiṣi ti o tayọ, o ni nipasẹ ina ati iwọn. Yara gbigbe ti o ni igberaga ti o dojukọ oorun ni ile-iṣere ina igi ati awọn iwo panoramic ti o mu agbara ti ilu wa ni ọjọ ati oju-ọrun ti n gbe ni alẹ. Ile-ikawe/den ti o tobi, yara dinning osise, ati ibi idana ti o ya sọtọ nfunni ni atokọ to pe fun ayẹyẹ ati gbigbe lojoojumọ. Biotilejepe awọn ipari jẹ aṣa, ile naa nfunni ni aye fun irọrun tabi imudojuiwọn o si ṣe afihan àwòrán alailẹgbẹ fun ile ti o ni iyanu.

Ni akoko yii, ile naa ti pese pẹlu awọn yara mẹrin ati awọn baluwe mẹrin, atokọ ilẹ ti o ni irọrun pẹlu awọn yara gbigbe meji ati awọn ibi idana meji, gbigba aye fun awọn eto gbigbe oriṣiriṣi ati agbara lati ṣẹda yara marun. Gbogbo yara ni a fi ina adayeba sinu rẹ, ti o jẹ ki imọlara aaye ati gbigbona pọ si ni gbogbo ile naa.

Parc Vendome jẹ condominium iṣẹ-pataki ti a fi agbara mu, meji ibùsọ lati Central Park ati Columbus Circle, pẹlu isunmọ si Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Time Warner Center, ati diẹ ninu awọn ibi ti o dara julọ ni ilu fun ounje, rira, ati awọn ibi aṣa. Awọn ohun elo ile pẹlu awakọ doorman wakati 24, ọgba tea Gẹẹsi ti o gba ẹbun pẹlu ifun omi, ile-iyẹfun ti a fi ẹwa silẹ ati sundeck, awọn yara orin ati biliards, ile-ikawe ikọkọ, yara ẹgbẹ, awọn ile ayẹyẹ ati ounje pẹlu ibi idana ikọkọ, yara kẹkẹ, yara akojọ, ati ibi ipamọ ikọkọ (ti o wa fun iyalo).

Ni irọrun si awọn ọkọ ti o tobi, pẹlu ọkọ bọọsi 57th Street crosstown ati awọn ila subway 1, A, B, C, ati D, ile yii nfunni ni apapọ ti ihuwasi New York aṣa, igbesi aye ilu ọjọgbọn, ati ẹya ti o ni itẹramọṣẹ ti itan Broadway.

 

From Curtain Calls to City Views - The Residence that Echoes Broadway's Golden Age: Former home of the Broadway Legend, Charles Strouse.

A Rare Two-in-One Opportunity

Thoughtfully combined, this unique residence offers the flexibility of two adjoining homes under one roof.

Residence 19C: An expansive 3-4 bedroom, 3-bathroom layout with generous living and entertaining spaces.

Residence 19D: A spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom suite with its own full kitchen and private entrance.

Perfect for those who want the convenience of keeping loved ones, guests, or staff close by-while still maintaining privacy and independence.

Perched high above the city in the prestigious Parc Vendome, this expansive 3,760 sq.ft. sun-drenched residence on the 19th floor offers timeless elegance, extraordinary proportions, and sweeping, unobstructed south-facing views of the New York City skyline. Located along world-renowned West 57th Street, in a distinguished 1930 building by Farrar & Watmough for Henry Mandel, this grand home is a rare offering in one of Manhattan's most celebrated prewar condominiums.

The home also carries a remarkable artistic history. Once the home of legendary Broadway composer Charles Strouse and his family, whose beloved works include Annie and Bye Bye Birdie, this residence holds a special place in New York's cultural history. The apartment's sunken living room-sometimes transformed into a theatre space-served as a creative haven where Strouse wrote, composed, and entertained family, fellow artists and friends, infusing the home with a rich artistic spirit that endures to this day.

Entering through a dramatic open loft gallery, you're immediately greeted by light and scale. The stately south-facing living room boasts a wood-burning fireplace and panoramic views that capture the vibrant energy of the city by day and the glittering skyline by night. A spacious library/den, formal dining room, and separate kitchen offer an ideal layout for entertaining and everyday living. Though the finishes are classic, the home offers opportunity for personalization or modernization and presents a rare canvas for a spectacular home.

Currently configured with four bedrooms and four bathrooms, the flexible floor plan includes two living rooms and two kitchens, allowing for a variety of living arrangements and the potential to create a fifth bedroom. Every room is bathed in natural light, further enhancing the sense of space and warmth throughout the home.

The Parc Vendome is a landmarked full-service condominium, just two blocks from Central Park and Columbus Circle, with close proximity to Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the Time Warner Center, and some of the city's finest dining, shopping, and cultural destinations. Building amenities include a 24-hour doorman, an award-winning English tea garden with fountain, landscaped rooftop terrace and sundeck, music and billiards rooms, private library, club room, banquet and dining facilities with catering kitchen, bike room, package room, and private storage (available for rent).

Convenient to major transportation, including the 57th Street crosstown bus and the 1, A, B, C, and D subway lines, this residence offers the ultimate blend of classic New York charm, modern city living, and an enduring piece of Broadway history.

 

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