A truly grand scale prewar one bed & one bath condominium at 780 West End Avenue in the heart of the West End Historic District. This well-proportioned apartment measures over 1,000 square feet and features nearly 10’ ceilings and beautiful decorative moldings and an abundance of pre-war details.
Upon entering the residence you are met with a gracious foyer which leads to a grand scale living room with oversized windows and beautiful northern exposures.

The living room easily accommodates a separate dining area and there is a charming decorative fireplace and old-world details including wood floors, beamed ceilings, and decorative moldings.
The oversized, windowed, eat-in kitchen is a dream with brand new appliances, a separate dining area with a built-in banquette and a tremendous amount of cabinet and counter space. A large pantry or bar area located conveniently adjacent to the kitchen provides a generous space for a variety of purposes.

The bedroom is large enough for a separate home office and features two large closets. The quintessential pre-war bath is in excellent restored condition and is conveniently accessible from both the bedroom and the hallway.
780 West End Avenue, aka Terra Cotta, is a spectacular Art Nouveau building designed by Edward and George Blum and built in 1912.

It offers a part-time doorman (7 a.m. 1 a.m.), a lovely common garden, laundry, storage, a bike room and a gym. Washers/dryers and pied a terre ownership are permitted. Located steps from Riverside Park and convenient to all dining, shopping and transportation.

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