This seamlessly renovated mint penthouse which was featured in Architectural Digest is perched on top of one of the most coveted UWS pre-war (built in 1916) co-ops, nestled within the West Capital Collegiate Historic District. The interior space of this unique residence spans 3400 sq ft, with 50+ windows facing in four directions, with a spectacular 4700 sq ft outside space across four stone terraces! These stunning outdoor terraces provide unparalleled views in all 4 directions, from sunrise to sunset.

Off a semi private landing, enter the unique foyer with a domed ceiling and skylight with French doors facing north onto a planting terrace.

This foyer graciously divides the apartment westward towards the entertaining/public wing and eastward to the private sleeping area.

The west wing includes a 3000 sq ft terrace with multiple doors from the living room and kitchen. The open living and dining spaces boast a wood burning fireplace and are flanked by three sets of French doors, facing the east toward the planting terrace and west overlooking the terrace and the Hudson River. Its northern exposure offers open city views as far as the GW Bridge.

The expansive gourmet eat-in kitchen has chef worthy modern top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances including: two Sub-zero refrigerators, three dishwashers, two sinks, 2 wine refrigerators, a 6 burner cook top and a wall oven.

This kitchen offers an abundance of cabinetry and counter space with room for counter stools. A generous eating area sits on the southwest corner with windows overlooking the primary terrace. There is a cozy corner for seating with a TV and gas fireplace, making for a lovely informal gathering in a kitchen setting.

The western wing also includes a powder room off the main hall and two windowed offices overlooking the terrace.

To the east of the foyer is the private area. The primary bedroom suite is generously proportioned with breathtaking views of the Hudson River, with two walk-in closets and custom closets in the beautiful dressing room. Both the dressing room and the primary bath have radiant heated floors.

Through the dressing room is a stunning bathroom with a barreled ceiling, two sinks and vanities, a white glass shower, a white glass enclosed WC, offering privacy to both areas. The deep soaking tub is flanked by two doors leading to a private back terrace completing a perfect home-spa luxurious getaway!

There are three additional bedrooms in this wing. These rooms share a stylishly designed full bath with two sinks and a tub/shower with transom windows that allow natural sunlight to stream through a large skylight from the hall ceiling.

There is a possibility to add another bathroom in this section. Completing this wing is a large fully-equipped laundry room with stainless steel counter and generous storage.

No expense was spared in creating this unique home. Architect Siris Combs selected beautiful and durable finishes including Hope’s Windows and French doors, natural hardwood floors and solid natural stone, and Dornbracht fittings throughout the apartment.

Architect Sawyer Berson created the serene design layout of the terraces, perfect for entertaining, whether for a quiet alfresco dinner or a large party or event. The beautiful planters, surrounding greenery, an exquisite pergola and sophisticated lighting with the open exposures and light from both levels make this jewel penthouse magical 24 hours a day. Both the interior and exterior are smart wired.

The exceptional stone and mill work and solid construction from the ground up were provided by Silver Rail Construction.

325 West End Avenue boasts full-time door staff and resident manager, bike room and large storage bins when available. This sought-after pre-war cooperative with its exquisite lobby truly makes PHB a one of a kind home!

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