351 West 53rd Street, #2

Welcome to 351 West 53d Street, 2nd Floor. a true New York Classic. This is a full floor extraordinary pre-war 2 bedroom, 2 bath home located on a lovely tree-lined street in the heart of Midtown west just south of Lincoln Square and Central Park. Warmth and charm are abundant in this lovely true home.

Upon entering the spacious foyer, you are immediately impressed with five large south facing windows overlooking leafy green West 53rd street with lots of sunshine and light throughout the day. Your eye is then immediately taken to the well-preserved pre-war details of this significant home featuring beautiful hard-wood floors, exposed brick walls and two original wood burning fireplaces. Serenity and comfort run throughout this one-of-a-kind, unique pre-war experience with a loft-like open flexible layout.

The charming living room features a grand brick floor-to-ceiling wood burning fireplace.

The dining area is adjacent to both the living room and the spacious open updated kitchen which features two north facing windows, lots of counter space, cabinets and storage. The dining area can easily accommodate six - eight guests when hosting loved ones and friends.

As you enter the primary bedroom, you are amazed at the scale of the room which features a king-size bed, large reading chair, dresser and en-suite bath. The second bedroom is off the entry foyer with street views filled with sunshine and light and a grand brick floor-to-ceiling wood burning fireplace.

This generous room can also be used as an office or den.

A truly a notable pre-war apartment that has maintained much of its original architectural details yet has been totally updated and in move in condition in one of the most vibrant locations in the city- 6 blocks from Columbus Circle and the Park.

351-353 West 53rd Street is an intimate co-op building made up of 351 West 53rd Street and 353 West 53rd Street with a total of 12 units. Conveniently located to major subway and bus transportation, shopping, dining, and the beloved Theatre District and Central Park.

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