In Contract
The Osborne, 205 West 57th Street, #2CA2DA
$2,750,000
| 2 beds, 2 baths
114 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Jan 9, 2024Days on Market: 114Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Midtown West (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 1,371 times
Monthly Maintenance:
$5,737
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$9,539
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$15,276
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 50% ($1,375,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Location and Building: This luxurious cooperative apartment is located at 205 West 57th Street, Midtown West, in a New York City Landmark building built in 1885 with 111 apartments across 12 floors. The building is close to Central Park, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Theater District.
- Listing Details: The apartment is listed for $2,750,000 with a monthly maintenance of $5,737, which also covers total taxes and fees. It was listed on Jan 9, 2024, and there is a 3% flip tax paid by the buyer.
- Interior Design: The apartment features custom designed interiors with high-end finishes, French baked oak floors in a chevron pattern, and ceilings just under 13’ with coffered ceilings. The primary suite offers city views and a calacatta gold bathroom.
- Kitchen and Technology: The kitchen is equipped with high-end appliances hidden by panels. The apartment also includes the latest technology such as lutron lighting, central air, and hidden TVs.
- Building Amenities: The building offers a full-time doorman, resident storage, a rooftop terrace, a washer/dryer in the building, and an elevator. Pets are also welcome.
- Rental Option: The apartment is also available for rent at $10,500 per month.
Description
When only the best will do. Custom designed two full bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms, dining room and formal foyer, hand created into a masterpiece, by the finest artisans and designers money can buy. A Chinoiserie gold hand-painted black laquer foyer welcomes you to this one of a kind home or pied a terre. French baked oak floors in a chevron pattern with custom borders throughout, are seen thru almost full height arched windows facing Billionaire’s Row; West 57th Street.
Ceilings are just under 13’ and are crowned by coffered ceilings. All public rooms contain raised and fielded panels that add to the classic intricacy of the space. Doorways from the public rooms to the private suites are seamlessly integrated into the walls eliminating any protrusions. The museum quality primary suite is clad in dark wool linen tweed with custom window seats overlooking city views with bright southern exposure.
This bedroom suite is open to a calacatta gold bathroom with wainscoting, a pair of Louis XVI treillage bath vanities, and mahogany window shutters. The gold leaf walls are handpainted and houses a large soaking tub. Both the separate shower room and water closet are curb less thereby creating greater freedom of movement and additional visual spaciousness. The kitchen is custom made quartersawn oak with all high end appliances hidden by panels and is the height of efficiency. As one would expect from this type of residence, it has the latest technology in the form of lutron lighting, central air and hidden TVs in both the primary suite and the dining room.
The secondary bedroom suite is a compact built-in space with tons of closets hidden behind a mirrored dressing area. The ensuite bathroom is adjacent to the dressing area and is made from marble from floors to ceiling. The neighborhood has it all. The Osborne was built in 1885 and is diagonally across from Carnegie Hall, 1 block to Central Park, walking distance to Broadway theatres, Whole Foods and near a multitude of the best restaurants in the world.
The building is full service with a live in building manager and pets are welcome. 50% financing allowed. 3% flip tax paid by buyer. Also for rent at $10,500.
Ceilings are just under 13’ and are crowned by coffered ceilings. All public rooms contain raised and fielded panels that add to the classic intricacy of the space. Doorways from the public rooms to the private suites are seamlessly integrated into the walls eliminating any protrusions. The museum quality primary suite is clad in dark wool linen tweed with custom window seats overlooking city views with bright southern exposure.
This bedroom suite is open to a calacatta gold bathroom with wainscoting, a pair of Louis XVI treillage bath vanities, and mahogany window shutters. The gold leaf walls are handpainted and houses a large soaking tub. Both the separate shower room and water closet are curb less thereby creating greater freedom of movement and additional visual spaciousness. The kitchen is custom made quartersawn oak with all high end appliances hidden by panels and is the height of efficiency. As one would expect from this type of residence, it has the latest technology in the form of lutron lighting, central air and hidden TVs in both the primary suite and the dining room.
The secondary bedroom suite is a compact built-in space with tons of closets hidden behind a mirrored dressing area. The ensuite bathroom is adjacent to the dressing area and is made from marble from floors to ceiling. The neighborhood has it all. The Osborne was built in 1885 and is diagonally across from Carnegie Hall, 1 block to Central Park, walking distance to Broadway theatres, Whole Foods and near a multitude of the best restaurants in the world.
The building is full service with a live in building manager and pets are welcome. 50% financing allowed. 3% flip tax paid by buyer. Also for rent at $10,500.
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Apartment Amenities
- Southern Exposures
Listing Agent (Seller's Representative)
Listing courtesy of
Sothebys International Realty
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