Grand Scale Classic Seven With Washer/Dryer & Good Bones Residence Two A is an oversized Classic Seven in one of Candela's West End Avenue cooperatives—a home defined by scale, light, and prewar detail. Every single one of the seven rooms faces the avenue or street. An elegant, room-size gallery sets the tone and introduces an intuitive three-way flow: a French door opens to the formal dining room; a wide cased opening leads into the extra-large living room; and a third hallway, framed by another French door, guides you to the private bedroom wing. A coat closet completes the entry, and the overall layout allows for effortless circulation and easy entertaining. The living and dining rooms are truly expansive, connected by a pair of French doors that create a dramatic connection rarely found today. Open the dividing wall for a vast loft-like space, and even the adjacent kitchen for a truly great room. The living room easily supports multiple seating arrangements for comfortable entertaining. The formal dining room-framed with panel molding-accommodates everything from intimate meals to large gatherings, hosting an oversized table for twelve with ample space for additional furniture. The windowed eat-in kitchen is highly functional, featuring butcher-block-style counters, a General Electric Profile four-burner gas range with oven, dishwasher, and a Bosch washer and dryer discreetly fitted beneath the countertop. A beautifully crafted built-in wood china cabinet offers excellent storage while a rare adjacent workshop-located near the service entrance-provides flexible use as a pantry, office, or studio. The private bedroom wing includes a serene corner primary suite with a windowed en-suite bathroom with classic white subway tiles. Wood shutters frame the windows lending classic prewar character and privacy. Two additional bedrooms share a second windowed bathroom, and the third bedroom is generously sized to accommodate a king bed or two full beds. Storage throughout is exceptional with deep closets full-length mirrored doors and thoughtful custom shelving. The former staff room adds further versatility complete with a full shower and built-in shelving serving as a fourth bedroom. Additional prewar details include crown and panel moldings brass/steel and pressed-glass knobs intricate door moldings and original hardwood floors in both parquet and long-plank patterns. Built in 1925 755 West End Avenue is a forty-eight-unit Candela cooperative offering a full-time doorman live-in superintendent children's playroom laundry room bike storage and resident storage (waitlist). Perfectly positioned one block from the two/three express trains Riverside Park and the many conveniences of Upper West Side.