The Adlon at 200 West 54th St. #3H

A beautifully maintained pre-war one-bed/one bath co-op in the heart of Midtown.

The pre-war charm of this home features original picture frame and crown moldings, as well as rare honeycomb ceilings. The living room and bedroom are well sized, made to feel even larger with the 9.5ft ceilings and over-sized windows. This home also features decorative inlay flooring, an abundance of closet space, separate entry foyer, a renovated windowed kitchen, and windowed bath.

The Adlon is a meticulously maintained pre-war coop built in 1912, known as the home of such celebrities as Mickey Mantle, and Carol Burnett. Designed by George and Edward Blum in the Italian Renaissance fashion, the Adlon is recognized by unique and colorful designs brought on by the Arts and Crafts movement at the time. This well-maintained, pet friendly, building features a full-time doorman, central laundry, a live-in superintendent, and storage.