The Whitby at 325 West 45th St. #819

Welcome home to the best high floor one bedroom layout at The Whitby, an iconic address in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen.

After passing through the meticulously maintained, original revolving door, say hello to the full-time doorman in the renovated lobby, and take an upgraded elevator up to the eighth floor. The art deco sensibility continues in the renovated hallways, and into the apartment itself.

Residence 819 feels just right from the moment you enter the front door. Facing North, and clearing all the adjacent buildings, the apartment is filled with natural light throughout the day, with spectacular open views of the Midtown skyline. A rarity in many of the layouts in the building, there is a proper entry hallway with a perfect home office nook before you arrive into the rest of the space, flanked by an ideally situated coat closet.

The open living/dining/kitchen space is gracious, bright, and welcoming. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, ample storage space, and a large window. Another rarity in many layouts here, the bathroom is located between the living space and the bedroom, making it convenient for those who prefer a non-en-suite configuration. Directly across from the bathroom is a large closet.

At the end of the hallway lies the king-sized bedroom. With multiple configuration options, this large bedroom offers flexibility and comfort. The finer details in this home are what really bring it to life – a custom, Farrow & Ball paint job, freshly glazed bathtub, upgraded light fixtures, and vibrant wallpaper make it truly feel like a home.

Designed by Emery Roth (The San Remo, The Beresford) and completed in 1923, The Whitby is as attractive as it is practical. It’s home to one of the neighborhood’s best rooftop decks, a large central laundry room, storage (on a waitlist), bike storage, a live-in super, full-time handyman, and 24hr doorman. Pets, pied-a-terres, subletting, gifting, co-purchasing, and parents buying for children are all permitted with board approval. Whether you’re heading to a Broadway show (The Al Hirschfeld is literally across the street), a dinner out (the infamous Restaurant Row is one block North on 46th Street), or simply need access to nearly every transportation option NYC has to offer, the location speaks for itself.

Come see what elevated living in the heart of Manhattan can truly be. Reach out for a private appointment today.