Gba igbesẹ sẹhin sinu New York atijọ! Ti kọ ni ọdun 1900 ni ipari Gilded Age, ati ni awọn ọdun ti n dinku ti Victorian era, ile yi ti ilẹ pẹpẹ yii gba akoko. 25 West 71st Street ni a kọ ni akọkọ gẹgẹbi ile ẹbi kan, fun ohun ti o yẹ ki o jẹ ẹbi to ni ipele giga, gẹgẹ bi a ti yipada aago ọrundun kẹrindinlogun si ọrundun kẹtwentisun. Bayi ile mẹrin ni, Igbimọ 1R gbe ilẹ pẹpẹ naa lapapọ. Awọn ilẹ pẹpẹ ti akoko yii ni awọn ogiri giga julọ ati awọn alaye ti o ni ilọsiwaju julọ ti o mu ki ẹ eigenaar naa ha ni ẹṣọ bi wọn ti n gba awọn alejo.

Nigbati o ba wọ inu ohun ti a yoo pe ni "iyẹ nla", o rọọrun lati padanu ifojusi bi oju rẹ ṣe n baamu nipasẹ iwọn aaye naa ati gbogbo alaye rẹ to kún fun ọla. Awọn ogiri 12" ni a ṣe pẹlu awọn ogiri ọkọ oloko oak ti o ni awọn korbel nla ni ẹgbẹ. Awọn ilẹ herringbone, awọn ẹnu-ọna 8", awọn casing ọlọrọ, awọn ogiri oak ti a bo ni aṣa Tudor ati ina ti o ni àlàkòóso encaustic tile. Y room yi n ṣiṣẹ gẹgẹbi ile ti n gbe ati ile ti n jẹun.

Ile kitchen galley wa lẹgbẹẹ yara akọkọ gẹgẹ bi ọfiisi ile ati yara ibusun keji ti o mejeji n gbadun iṣura awọn ewe ni oju ogba ẹhin. Ni iwaju ile, o rii yara ibusun ẹlẹsẹ akọkọ ti o tobi ti o nfọ si ila gusu ti o ni awọn ferese 7" giga, pẹlu awọn shutters atilẹba, ti o ṣe apẹrẹ oju-oorun ti West 71st Street. O rọọrun lati ṣe akiyesi ti n wo si ọkọ atokọ ẹṣin tabi ọkan ninu awọn ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ ọwọ akọkọ ti n duro ni ẹnubode rẹ. Ile naa ni AC central.

Ipo naa jẹ alailẹgbẹ. Ni afikun si being just a few steps from entering Central Park, o wa ni ibikan ni igun lati inu ila awọn dukia ni West 72nd Street ati Columbus Avenue. Fun awọn ọna, o wa ni ibikan lati Lincoln Center ati gbogbo ohun ti o ni lati fi silẹ. Ni apapọ, ile iyanu kan ni ipo ti o dara julọ.

Take a step back into old New York! Built in 1900 at the very end of the Gilded Age, and during the waning years of the Victorian era, this parlor floor home transcends time. 25 West 71st Street was originally built as a single-family home, for what would have been an upper-class family, just as the 19th century turned clock to the 20th. Now home to four units, Apartment 1R occupies the entire parlor floor. The parlor floors of the era enjoyed the highest ceilings and most elaborate detail putting the owner's best foot forward as they welcomed guests.

Upon entering what today would be viewed as the "great room', it's easy to lose focus as your eye is overwhelmed by the volume of the space and all its rich detail. 12" ceilings are topped by an oak beamed coffered ceiling with large korbel's along the perimeter. Herringbone floors, 8" doors, ornate casing, Tudor style oak paneled walls and a grand encaustic tile trimmed fireplace. This large room serves as both living and dining.

A galley kitchen is just off the main room as is a home office and second bedroom with both enjoying the greenery of a rear garden view. To the front of the apartment, you find a sizeable south facing master bedroom whose 7" tall windows, with original shutters, frame a street view of West 71st Street. It's easy to imagine looking out to a horse drawn carriage or one of the earliest hand crank automobiles waiting outside your door. The home enjoys central AC.

The location is exceptional. In addition to being just a few steps from entering Central Park, you are just around the corner from the extensive line-up of shops on West 72nd Street and Columbus Avenue. For the arts you are just a stroll to Lincoln Center and all it has to offer. All in all, a magical apartment in the best of locations.