Ti o wa ni oke ile itan Hampshire House ni Central Park South, gbigbe ni ibi pataki, ile iyebiye mẹfa yii ni a fi mọ ọ nipasẹ awọn oju ti o gbooro, ti o ni aworan aworan lori Central Park ati Manhattan skyline ti o ni ami. Ti a ṣe sinu imọlẹ adayeba lati ipo rẹ ti o ga lori ipele 25, ati ki o ni terrace ti o tobi, 30 ẹsẹ gun ni ita yara-ibi, ile yii ti o ni awọn iyẹrẹ mẹta, iwẹ mẹta ati idaji gbe ni aaye ti a ti fẹran ni iho Central Park.

Ibi igbigbọ ti o ni itara, ti o dara fun fifi aworan han, n tọka si yara-ibi ti o kun fun oorun ati ti o gbooro pẹlu awọn iwoye panoramic ti Park ati aaye ilu, ati iwọle taara si terrace ti o lẹwa, fun iriri ti o ṣoki laarin inu ati ita ni aaye ti o ga ju ilu lọ.

Yara ounjẹ fọọmu ti o gbooro ni awọn iwo ṣiṣi si guusu ati pe o le gba awọn ounjẹ nla tabi awọn apejọ ti ara ẹni. Ibi idana ti o ni ferese ti o wa lẹgbẹ rẹ gbooro ju ẹsẹ 21 lọ ati pe o nfunni ni ibi ipamọ ati aaye counter ti o gbooro, pẹlu apẹrẹ ti a ṣe apẹrẹ fun iṣẹ ṣiṣe ati irọrun. Ẹrọ ọja ni inu ibi idana naa paapaa.

Yara ibugbe akọkọ ti a ṣe ni ọlọrọ ni awọn apoti to pọ, awọn iwo ilu ṣiṣi ati iwẹ en-suite. Awọn yara meji afikun ni o ni apẹrẹ to dara ati ti a ṣe kuro fun ikọkọ. Kọọkan ni iwẹ en-suite, ọkan ni awọn iwo Park ati ekeji ni awọn iwo ilu ṣiṣi. Ti a fi mọ pẹlu awọn ọrun ti o ga, awọn ferese pupọ, ilẹ igi, ati yara ifunra, ile ẹwa yii ti ṣetan fun ifọwọsi ti ara rẹ.

Ti a ṣe ni 1931 nipasẹ awọn oniru A. Rollin Caughey ati William F. Evans, Jr., Hampshire House duro bi ami ile-iṣelọpọ ti ara. Ibi yii jẹ ti a le mọ lẹsẹkẹsẹ fun àkọsílẹ rẹ ti o ni ija, ti o ga ju, ti a fi mọ oru awọ ofeefee ti a fi crown nipasẹ awọn iyanrin meji. Ti a ṣe ni akoko ti Art Deco, ibùdó ile yii ti tun ṣe yẹ ni pẹkipẹki lati ṣe afihan apẹrẹ atilẹba rẹ nipasẹ onisẹ-ọṣọ olokiki Dorothy Draper. Ipele alailowaya ati iṣẹ to gaju ni a pese nipasẹ oṣiṣẹ ti o ni ifọkansi ti o pẹlu alakoso olugbe, awọn doormen to ni kikun, ati awọn iṣẹ concierge. Awọn olugbe tun ni iraye si ẹgbẹ ilera pataki kan ati akojọpọ imọ-ẹrọ ti o ni iwulo. Itọju osu ni awọn kabu ti o rọrun, iwẹ ferese, ati awọn ohun elo, pẹlu gaasi ati ina. Ibi yii tun nfunni ni iṣẹ ile lojoojumọ, yàrá alejo, ati ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ ile fun awọn ibi ti Manhattan, gbogbo rẹ fun idiyele afikun. Co-op yii ti o ni irọrun gba awọn onra ajeji, LLCs, igbẹkẹlẹ, awọn ifowopamọ, pied-a-terres ati awọn ẹranko.

Iṣowo ti 50% ni a gba. Owo flipped 3% ti a san nipasẹ olura.

Perched high atop the storied Hampshire House on Central Park South, this extraordinary six-room residence is distinguished by sweeping, cinematic views over Central Park and the iconic Manhattan skyline. Bathed in natural light from its elevated 25th-floor position, and graced with a wide, 30 feet long terrace off the living room, this 3-bedroom, 3.5 bath home occupies a coveted vantage point at the foot of Central Park.

A gracious entry gallery, ideal for displaying art, leads to the sun flooded and expansive living room with panoramic vistas of the Park and City skyline, and direct access to the stunning terrace, for a seamless indoor-outdoor experience well above the city.

The spacious formal dining room has open views south and can accommodate large scale dinners or intimate gatherings. The adjacent windowed kitchen spans over 21 feet and offers extensive storage and counter space, with a layout designed for both functionality and flexibility. A washer dryer is in the kitchen as well.

The generously scaled primary bedroom features abundant closets, open city views and an en-suite bath. Two additional bedrooms are well-proportioned and thoughtfully separated for privacy. Each has an en-suite bath, one has Park views and the other has open city views. Graced with high ceilings, oversized windows, hardwood floors and a powder room, this beautiful home is ready for your personal touch.

Designed in 1931 by acclaimed architects A. Rollin Caughey and William F. Evans, Jr., Hampshire House stands as a distinguished architectural landmark. The building is instantly recognizable for its dramatic, steeply pitched copper roof crowned by twin chimneys. Developed during the height of the Art Deco era, the building's lobby has been meticulously restored to reflect its original design by legendary decorator Dorothy Draper. An exceptional level of privacy and service is provided by a dedicated staff that includes a resident manager, full-time doormen, and concierge services. Residents also enjoy access to a private health club and a comprehensive suite of amenities. Monthly maintenance includes basic cable, window washing, and utilities, including gas and electric. The building also offers daily housekeeping, a guest suite, and a house car for Manhattan destinations, all for an additional fee. This flexible Co-op allows foreign purchasers, LLCs, trusts, co-purchases, pied-a-terres and pets.

50% financing is permitted. 3% flip tax paid by purchaser.