220 West 93rd St. #7A

Welcome to this sun-drenched prewar three-bedroom, three-bath condominium, a harmonious blend of historic charm, natural light, and well proportioned rooms.

Upon arrival, you’ll appreciate the exclusivity of the elevator landing, which is shared with only one other apartment.

First on our tour comes the windowed kitchen, a chef’s dream, with extensive granite countertops, a breakfast bar, ample storage, and a washer and dryer. A hallway off the kitchen leads to more storage and a second entry.

Just outside the kitchen, the open dining area flows seamlessly into the grand living room, large enough to accommodate your many guests.

A graceful hallway leads to the serene bedroom wing. On the left, facing 93rd street above the tree-tops, is the primary bedroom with three windows, an en suite bath, and custom-fitted walk-in closet. Across the hall, the second corner bedroom is equally impressive, featuring two closets and abundant natural light.

The third large bedroom offers flexibility, as the floor plan shows it is currently divided into two rooms.

To finish the tour, there’s the home office and guest bathroom.

This residence is equipped with through-the-wall air conditioners and separate radiators for building-supplied heat. Please note there is a monthly capital assessment of $163 through September 2025.

220 West 93rd Street is a full-service condominium built in 1926 and converted in 2006, comprising 58 residences. The building boasts an exquisitely restored lobby with original masonry details, full-time door staff, a resident manager, handyman, porters, a bike room and storage. Additional amenities include a laundry room with smart machines, two passenger elevators, and a separate service elevator.

The neighborhood has many grocery stores including Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods, plus a variety of restaurants and an Equinox.

Transportation is convenient with the 1, 2 & 3 Broadway lines half a block away. There are uptown, downtown and crosstown buses in easy reach. Riverside Park and Central Park are just blocks away.