The Crillon Court at 779 Riverside Drive #B43

THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

This prewar one bedroom is done right. Fully restored and renovated to perfection without compromising the authenticity of the era, here modern upgrades and old-world charm live in harmony. The result is a warm embrace from the moment you step inside. At the heart of the home is an inviting eat-in kitchen, thoughtfully designed with white shaker-style cabinetry, subway tile back splash and brushed granite counters. Morning tea is a delight in this welcoming space with nothing but treetops and blue sky beyond. The living room is nearly 13 ft wide with south and north exposures inviting lovely cross breeze and light all day; here shuttered windows add a dose of country charm as well as functionality. Indulge in a relaxing bath after a long day in your deep cast iron soaking tub surrounded by top-of-the-line tiles and workmanship, 2 medicine cabinets and a vintage pedestal sink. Afterwards, retire to your king-sized bedroom with space enough for seating area and desk where you are sure to have a restful night’s sleep with the addition of ceiling soundproofing. Other details of note include fully re-plastered walls (from the studs out), original metal door frames that have been stripped prior to painting for a clean look, new moldings, picture rails, 4 closets, updated electric, hardwood floors, vintage hardware on all doors and ceiling soundproofing in the bedroom, bathroom, hallway and kitchen! All this plus an additional STORAGE UNIT INCLUDED with the sale valued at $15K.

Built circa 1926, The Crillon Court Condominium stands in the heart of the beautiful Audubon Park Historic District. Residents here enjoy a doorman, package room, on-site parking garage with direct access from the lobby, live-in superintendent, porter, bike racks, private storage, and a central laundry room. This neighborhood is rich in history and thriving in progress. You’ll enjoy cafes and restaurants as well as mainstay local eateries along Broadway. Conveniently located between Columbia University and NY Presbyterian Hospital with easy access to the