313 West 77th Street

If cutting-edge contemporary design in a spacious UWS townhouse is your desire, then 313 West 77th Street is your house. Designed and built by Dixon Projects, an Australian design and build firm who spares no expense to create perfection, their $5.5M renovation of this Flemish brick home is complete. The sheer volume of space on seven floors is impressive.

But what the designer and builders have done with walls of glass, stairs of undulating brass and steel and the finest finish materials turn this historic structure into a stunning next generation home. Encompassing 6,670 sq ft interior across 7 floors and over 1,300 sq ft in terraces and gardens, there are 12 rooms including 5 bedrooms and 8 baths. The flood of light through the south facing historic floor-to-ceiling windows is exceptional for townhouse living.

And the all glass rear facade is nothing but light and air. The restoration/renovation recognizes the history of this house by preserving the fabulous terracotta front facade, original iron entry door the charming arched mansard roof detail in the top floor. Everything else is brand new.

Elevator services 6 of the 7 floors including the penthouse
Ann Sacks tile and stone throughout kitchens and baths
Cabinetry in dark graphite dyed oak and natural oak stains, concealed European hinges
Heating/cooling by Mitsubishi, 14 zones
Bath floors in Nero Marquina Mosaico, contrast with the Bianco Dolomite tiled walls
Kohler sinks and faucets
Radiant heated flooring in baths
Lighting by Circa, Arteriors and Restoration Hardware
Lutron lighting with Maestro dimmer switches throughout
Laundry room with Whirlpool Washer/Dryer
7" wide plank flooring in cherry and oak
Structural steel and brass stairs, railings and spindles, risers with 1 " oak treads
Sauna in blonde cedar with seating for 4

PARLOR FLOOR
Classic entry reception room with tray ceiling, granite floor, large contemporary chandelier
Kitchen 13'9" x 23'10" with under counter Subzero wine refrigerator, 2 Wolf double ovens, a 5 burner cooktop
Subzero 48" Refrigerator/freezer, Bosch DW
Center island of Silestone, counter prep sink, seating for 4, Modulightor brass lighting
Main Kohler sink with Bianco pull out spray faucets
20' wall of cabinets
Back-splash of matched granite panels
Walk in pantry
Informal dining/seating for 6 which overlooks the garden
Plus there is a fully refrigerated 16' long display-wall wine room in cellar

Rear Yard multi-leveled 500 sq ft garden with Blue Stone pavers, installed turf, extensive plant boxes, cedar fencing, glass railings over structural steel stairs, facing historic West 78th Street gardens.

SECOND FLOOR
Living Room
Ortal gas fireplace with stone surround
Three floor to ceiling windows face onto tree lined West 77th Street

Dining Room
Lighted wet bar with glass and brass shelving
Overlooks rear garden through fabulous wall of glass

THIRD FLOOR
Master Floor
Master bath 18' x8' with double shower, all in honed Calacatta Gold Marble
Master Bedroom 15'4" x 15'11" with three floor to ceiling windows, facing South
Master closet/dressing room 11' x15'
Sitting room/office overlooks rear garden through dramatic wall of glass.

FOUTH FLOOR
Bedroom #2
Ensuite bath, WIC
Three floor to ceiling arched windows, bright South views
Play room/Activity room
Convertible to bedroom 15'2" x 17'8"

FIFTH FLOOR
Bedroom #3
Ensuite bath
3 Vaulted dormer windows, a dramatic preserved architectural element
Built in desks and cabinetry
Bedroom #4
Ensuite bath
Terrace overlooking rear gardens

SIXTH FLOOR
Penthouse
16'7" x 41'3" roof deck all done in raised honed bluestone pavers
Views over historic UWS brownstones both North and South
40' of planter boxes and cedar bench seating, brilliant sun
Wet bar in stainless steel with 36" Wolf gas barbecue, Sub zero refrigerator
Dining for 8 to 10

BASEMENT
Luxurious Tylo Sense Sport 8 Sauna with 4" blonde cedar planking
Yoga/meditation room with stairway to garden
Fully refrigerated 16' long display-wall wine room
Storage and recreation rooms, mechanicals

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