The Tristan at 29 West 64th St. #1G

You have finally found your spacious hideaway in Lincoln Square half a block from Central Park. This generously sized one bedroom/one bathroom home features exquisite pre-War details, high ceilings, a handsome newly-renovated kitchen, gorgeous renovated bathroom, and hardwood floors throughout, along with the accompanying bells and whistles of a tony Central Park Co-Op building. This unit truly is the perfect crossroads of modern amenities and pre-War charm. Unit 1G is set above the first floor and at the back of the building – it is pin drop quiet and has charming backyard views.

Step into the stunning windowed kitchen and you’ll find custom granite countertops, top of the line appliances (Liebherr refrigerator, Viking range, Fisher & Paykal dishwasher), custom backsplash, and an oversized sink. Additionally, the kitchen and dining area have brand new LEED lighting installed. Continue on into the giant sunken living room where you’ll find base moldings, abundant light and tons of room for furniture and a dining table. The oversized bedroom is large enough for a king size bed with plenty of room for other bedroom furniture and additionally features ample custom closet space and Hunter Douglas shades. The tastefully renovated bathroom with Kohler fixtures has to be seen to be believed. Additionally, you’ll find plenty of windows throughout and 9 foot ceilings in every room.

The Tristan is an Art-Deco style boutique Co-Op that features a live-in superintendent, common storage, laundry room, and bike storage. The building was constructed in 1938 and features 31 units consisting of pre-War charm and hearty construction that has stood the test of time. Sublets, Pied-A-Terre, Co-Purchasing, and Parental Purchasing are all allowed with Co-Op board approval. Pets are allowed.

Lincoln Square is a fabulous and extremely desirable neighborhood steps from Central Park (a half block), Columbus Circle (four blocks), and Lincoln Center (one block). Some highlights within a stone’s throw are Whole Foods Market, The Empire Hotel, Gracious Homes, The Apple Store, the Shops at Columbus Circle and all of the culture (dance, opera, live music) that you’ll find at Lincoln Center. The location is also a veritable transportation hub – you have the 1 (2min walk), 2/3 (7min walk), and the A/B/C/D (5min walk) trains, as well as numerous downtown and cross-town bus-stops on your doorstep.