Natural lightSpacious walk-in closetElegant french casement windowsMarble bathroomBolivian rosewood floorsWaterworks fixturesSub-zero and miele appliances
Discover sophisticated urban living in this 1,040 square-foot, one-bedroom, 1.5-bath corner residence at the renowned Barbizon/63. Situated in a distinguished 1926 landmark building, this condominium conversion beautifully marries historic Romanesque and Moorish architectural elegance with modern luxury, right in the heart of the Upper East Side.
Expertly reimagined by the acclaimed Cetra/Ruddy, this residence features Bolivian rosewood floors and elegant French casement windows that frame sweeping south, east, and west exposures, filling the space with natural light. The meticulously designed Valcucine kitchen boasts Sub-Zero and Miele appliances, while the convenience of a Miele washer/dryer adds to the functionality of the home. The marble bathroom is adorned with Waterworks fixtures, and accompanied by a spacious walk-in closet.
Barbizon/63 provides an array of amenities, including a 24-hour concierge and doorman service, a luxurious club salon, a serene library, a private screening room, and an elegant 50-seat dining room complete with a catering kitchen. Residents enjoy exclusive access to a 41,000 square-foot Equinox fitness club, featuring a full-service spa and the historic Barbizon Hotel swimming pool.
Located near Central Park, this residence offers proximity to an array of fine dining establishments, luxurious boutiques, and seamless transportation options.
Please note an assessment of $2853.36/month, ending in Q2 2027
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