306 West 100th St. #45

CONTRACT PENDING. This bright south-facing pre-war apartment is located on a beautiful tree-lined Upper West Side Park block. At the end of the block is the Fireman’s Memorial, a monument built in 1913 honoring the fireman of New York City. It is especially beautiful at sunset.

Upon entering the apartment there is a hallway with a coat closet and room for a console table or shelf. The hallway leads to the living/dining room. In this room there are two large south-facing windows. The apartment has period details, such as a high ceiling, decorative moldings and hard wood floors with an intricate inlaid design around the edges.

The windowed-kitchen was renovated and efficiently designed with plenty of cabinets and storage. There is a pull-out pantry next to the refrigerator. There is a one-drawer Fisher Paykel dishwasher and a 24-inch Bertazzoni stove.

Continuing through the living room there is a small hallway leading to the master bedroom and bathroom. The master bedroom is spacious enough for queen-sized bed and nightstands. There is one large closet in the bedroom and a second one in the hall just outside the bedroom door. There is one large south-facing window in the bedroom.

The flexible second bedroom may be entered either from the front hallway or through the French doors in the living room. When the doors are open the space is even more airy and light. There is one large window in the second bedroom. The bedroom has a unique “library” that runs around the top of the room on three sides.

The windowed-bathroom is in original condition, however the pedestal sink and deep soaking tub were recently reglazed.

This 1910 co-op boasts a beautifully restored marble lobby. It is located steps to Riverside Park where one can find a dog run, bike paths, soccer fields and playgrounds. The co-op has a live -in super, a bike room and a central laundry. A storage unit conveys with the apartment. Pets are welcome with board approval.