246 West End Ave. #7F

Located in one of the most elite and sought-after prewar buildings on the Upper West Side, this mint-condition one-bedroom, one-bathroom abode is steeped in elegance and luxury. Finely finished dark hardwood floors, crown molding, and skim-coated, carefully painted walls run throughout this pristine jewel of a property, while the classic architectural details, including a decorative fireplace, are matched by high-end modern finishes. The graceful apartment features 10-foot ceilings throughout, with windows in every room and an exquisite layout that allows for a seamless flow from room to room.

A spacious and welcoming entry foyer leads into the very large living room, where an abundance of natural light streams in through two large exposures. The adjacent fully renovated windowed kitchen has been updated with modern European appliances, stately cabinetry and stainless steel counters. The large sunny bedroom is lit by a soft eastern exposure and includes a huge walk-in-closet. The windowed bathroom is outfitted with a glass-enclosed shower, state-of-the-art fixtures and artful mosaic tile work. There are also two additional oversized custom closets and through-the-wall air conditioners.

Designed by revered architect J.E.R. Carpenter, this venerable address is fronted by a grandiose entryway bedecked with Beaux Arts details and leading into the majestic marble lobby. Like many of Carpenter’s most notable buildings in the city, there are two separate elevators for each wing of the building to maximize privacy. The building has an interior courtyard and staffs a live-in super and doorman.

The scenic Hudson River Greenway and Riverside Park are but a block away to the west, while Central Park’s Strawberry Fields and the lakeside entrance at 72nd Street are just three blocks away. Lincoln Center is a short stroll to the south, with an array of New York’s best restaurants located throughout the neighborhood. For high-quality food shopping there’s a Trader Joe’s around the corner, and easy access to the rest of the city is a breeze with the 1/2/3 trains stop just down the block.

The building permits pets, and allows pied-a-terres.