27 West 67th St. #5FW

Residence 5FW is a gut-renovated palatial artists’ loft housed inside 27 West 67th Street, a luxurious boutique and historic pre-war cooperative steps from Central Park.

Envisioned and designed to complement its classical Upper West Side neighborhood, 5FW is able to maintain a modern and clean aesthetic with the perfect balance of contemporary and contextual design. This one-of-a-kind duplex is graced with North facing 18-foot windows and city skyline views. A gut-renovated 3-bedroom (3BR) and 3-bathroom home (3 BA), the home is a masterpiece of urban luxury and craftsmanship. One enters directly into its modern and expansive Great Room to discover wide-plank oak flooring, sprawling double-height vaulted ceilings, a custom harped floating staircase, and a large, sleek wood-burning fireplace that is anything but ordinary; all of which bring a feeling of modern warmth and welcome.
The eat-in kitchen is adjacent to the great room and is equipped with custom cabinetry, a massive central island, sleek granite countertops, custom pendant lighting, wine cooler, pull-out pantries, under-cabinet lighting, and a suite of top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances and range which make the space feel clean, fresh and intuitively functional. Finishing the lower level are an office-bedroom and separate powder room with shower.
The upper level contains the remaining 2 bedrooms and is accessed via the harped floating staircase and features a Washer and Dryer room. The master bedroom is a sanctuary unto itself. It possesses a cavernous walk-in closet, a huge marble en-suite bath with custom medicine cabinets, a custom double vanity, and walk-in Brazilian-style rain shower. The second bedroom features an en-suite bath as well, and additional storage is seamlessly peppered throughout the upper level.
27 West 67 is situated a half block from Central Park and is steeped in New York City history. . Twenty-four-hour door staff includes an elevator operator, porter and live-in super. Residents are also afforded a private storage room and a spectacular roof deck with city and park view. The cooperative is located on a lovely tree-lined block off Central Park.

Built in 1903, the building features a Gothic-style facade with design by the famed architect Sturgis & Simonson and is the oldest of the 8 buildings that comprise the West 67th Street Artists’ Colony History District. The Artists’ colony has been home to many of the famed and illustrious, including Noel Coward, Isadora Duncan, writer Fannie Hurst, New York City Mayor John V. Lindsay, Alexander Woollcott, and Norman Rockwell, to name a few.