Ni akọkọ ti a ṣe apẹrẹ gẹgẹ bi y ninu ibujoko mẹta, duplex ti o tan imọlẹ yii ti o to iwọn 1,800 ẹsẹ onigun - ti o wa ninu ile itura olokiki Hotel des Artistes - ti tun ṣe awari ni pẹkipẹki gẹgẹbi ibujoko mẹta ti o ni didara ati iwa ti o tayọ. Ibi ti ile naa ni yara oṣiṣẹ kan lori ipele kanna, ti o ni iwẹ erya inu ati ẹrọ fifun omi.

Ile-ibẹ oju-ọṣan ti ko ni ina, ti o fi ijiomi to fẹrẹ to onigun mẹta, nwaye labẹ awọn ọpa ọwọ-kikun ti a fa - ti a tun ṣe pataki nipasẹ awọn olutọju Smithsonian, ti o mu awọn kiilẹ ati ịtan kọọkan pada. Awọn ferese kasement mẹrinla bori aaye naa pẹlu imọlẹ ooru lati guusu ati ila-oorun, ti n ṣẹda oju-ọsẹ ti o gaju ati alaidun. Awọn alaye ikọja wa ni ibi - lati iṣẹ ferese irin ti a tunṣe si ipari igi ti a ge, ibudo igi, ati aga okuta ti a tọju ni ọwọ ti n mu ibẹkọ pẹlu itunu ati iwuri.

Awọn ilẹkun apoti so ibẹkọ ati yara jijẹ pọ lati ṣẹda iṣan ti ko ni wahala, bi agbegbe jijẹ ti o gbooro ti n ṣii si balkoni ti o lẹwa ti o wo pipaṣi ile-ikọra kan. Kuru lati yara jijẹ, ibi idana onjẹ ti a tun ṣe ni iṣẹ-ọnà ti ni ipese pẹlu awọn ẹrọ aṣelọpọ ti o ga julọ ati awọn ohun elo eefin ti o ni irisi goolu ti o mu agbegbe naa pọ pẹlu aṣa ati itunu.

Lori ẹṣọ ti o ni ẹwa, suite akọkọ ti n ṣiṣẹ bii iwoye ni dinamiki, tan imọlẹ lati guusu ati itara ti Central Park. Yara gbigbe ti ko ni ileru pupọ - ti tẹlẹ jẹ ibujoko keji - le rọpo ni rọọrun ti a ba fẹ. Iwẹ akọkọ ti o ni marble ti ni rilara bi ibi iwẹ-omi, pẹlu ikoko gbigbona ti o jinlẹ ati iwẹ glass ti a ya sọtọ. Yara iyẹfun ti wa ni afikun ni pẹkipẹki lori ipele yii fun irọrun. Ensọ afẹfẹ aarin n jẹrisi itunu ode oni ni gbogbo ile.

Gbogbo eroja ti ile naa ni afihan ipele ti akitiyan ti ko wọpọ. Awọn ina oriṣa jẹ atijo tabi ti a ṣe adani; ẹrọ, awọn ẹnu-ọna, ati awọn fifun ina ti a tunṣe ati ti a yan ni ọwọ lati preserve ẹmi atilẹba ile naa. Awọn ijade ti a ṣe ni adani n ga ni ọna ti o han, ti a fẹsẹmulẹ nipasẹ awọn ebè iṣakoso latọna, fun irọrun.

Yara oṣiṣẹ ti a fi kun - ti a nlo lọwọlọwọ gẹgẹ bi agbegbe ibi ipamọ ti o gbooro, pẹlu anfani lati ṣe bi yara alejo kekere tabi ọfiisi ile - wa ni isalẹ ọna ni ipele kẹfa. O nfunni ni iwẹ erya inu ati ẹrọ fifun omi, eyiti a le yi pada fun iwẹ, ti a ba fẹ.

Hotel des Artistes n pese igbesi aye alaragbayida. Awọn olugbe n gbadun adagun omi, ile-ejo ikọkọ, kootu squash, ibi ipamọ kẹkẹ, ati ẹnu ọna ita gbangba ti o ni ogiri. Awọn iná mẹta tun n gba iṣẹ yara ati awọn ipele jijẹ ti o yẹ lati ile ounjẹ Leopard, eyiti a mọ, ni ibẹ, nigba ti awọn elevator ti a bori ati awọn ohun elo iṣẹ-pataki n pese itunu ati aabo.

Ti a kọ ni ọdun 1917, iṣẹ ọna Gothic Revival yii ti o ni ẹkẹta mẹjọ ti ti wa ni ile si ilu New York's awọn ayaworan ẹda, lati Noël Coward ati Isadora Duncan si Mayor John V. Lindsay, Alexander Woollcott, Norman Rockwell, ati Joel Grey. Ti wa ni ipo ni pipe ni idakeji Central Park ati awọn iṣẹju diẹ lati Lincoln Center, jijẹ, awọn ile ìtẹwọgbà, awọn ile ọnọ, ati gbigbe, Hotel des Artistes n ṣi wa gẹgẹ bi ọkan ninu awọn ajọ ti o ta si Manhattan - ti o funni ni 50% iná, awọn ẹiyẹ ati pieds-à-terre. Kò ju ile ti o wuni nikan, ibujoko yii jẹ itan - ohun-iṣe ti iṣẹ ọwọ ti o dara ati aṣa laarin ọkan ninu awọn aami ile-itaja ti o tayọ julọ ti New York.

Originally conceived as a two-bedroom, this luminous, triple-mint duplex of approximately 1,800 square feet - set within the legendary Hotel des Artistes - has been meticulously reimagined as a gracious one-bedroom residence of exceptional quality and character. Included with the home is a staff room on the same floor, complete with a half bath and washer dryer.

A sun-drenched, soaring, nearly nineteen-foot living room unfolds beneath a hand-painted, beamed ceiling - magnificently restored by Smithsonian conservators, who revived every brushstroke and carving. Fourteen-foot casement windows flood the space with warm southern and eastern light, creating an atmosphere both grand and serene. Architectural details abound - from the restored iron window work to the carved wood staircase, balustrade, and hand-hewn stone fireplace that anchors the living room with warmth and gravity.

Pocket doors connect the living and dining rooms to create an effortless flow, as the spacious dining area opens onto a charming balcony overlooking the dome of a neighboring church. Just off of the dining room, the exquisitely renovated chef’s kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances and a distinctive copper-clad vent hood that grounds the space with style and warmth.

Up the architecturally striking staircase, the tranquil, sun-washed primary suite enjoys soft southern light and a glimpse of Central Park. An incredibly spacious walk-in closet - formerly a second bedroom - can be easily reconverted if desired. The marble-clad primary bath feels spa-like, with a deep soaking tub and separate glass-enclosed shower. A powder room was thoughtfully added on this level for convenience. Central air conditioning ensures modern comfort throughout.

Every element of the home reflects an uncommon level of thoughtfulness. Light fixtures are antique or custom-made; hardware, doorknobs, and light switches have been restored and hand-selected to preserve the home’s original spirit. Custom draperies rise dramatically toward the ceiling, complemented by remote-controlled window shades, for effortless ease.

The included staff room - currently used as a spacious storage area, with potential to serve as a small guest room or home office - is located down the hall on the sixth floor. It offers a half bath and washer/dryer, which could easily swapped for a shower, if desired.

The Hotel des Artistes offers an extraordinary lifestyle. Residents enjoy a swimming pool, private fitness center, squash court, bike storage, and a high-walled outdoor roof deck. Shareholders also receive room service and preferred dining rates from the acclaimed, on-site Leopard restaurant, while attended elevators and full-service amenities provide comfort and security.

Built in 1917, this eighteen-story Gothic Revival masterpiece has long been home to New York’s cultural and creative elite, from Noël Coward and Isadora Duncan to Mayor John V. Lindsay, Alexander Woollcott, Norman Rockwell, and Joel Grey. Perfectly situated right across from Central Park and just moments from Lincoln Center, world-class dining, museums, and transportation, the Hotel des Artistes remains one of Manhattan’s most highly-coveted cooperatives - allowing 50% financing, pets and pieds-à-terre. More than just a spectacular home, this residence is a legacy - an heirloom of fine craftsmanship and culture within one of New York’s most enduring architectural icons.