This pristine apartment in the legendary Dakota offers grand-scale rooms in a graceful layout. The residence is in perfect move-in condition and the original 19th century architectural details have been carefully preserved and meticulously restored. The 7-room home features 5 fireplaces, exquisite Mahogany woodworking, 14-foot ceilings, traditional plaster moldings, and immaculate hardwood flooring. One enters the home through a private vestibule which leads to a 15-foot gallery with a fireplace and its original mantel. Accessed though a set of floor to ceiling pocket-doors, the living room and has a woodburning fireplace and enjoys charming views of the treetops and townhouses on quiet West 73rd Street. A second set of floor-to-ceiling pocket doors separates the living room from the handsome library, which also has a fireplace. A 24-foot formal dining room with a fireplace may be found along the Southern wing of the home. The vast eat-in-kitchen has custom-cabinetry and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances from Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele. There is also professional-grade, temperature-controlled wine storage and there is a washer/dryer. Two spacious bedrooms and two marble baths complete the layout. Designed by Henry J. Hardenbergh, The Dakota was built in 1884 and its ornate finials and Gothic gables make it one of the most striking structures on the Upper West Side. The Dakota offers residents the highest level of privacy, service and luxury in one of Manhattan's most distinguished landmarked buildings.
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