Ansonia Apartment 8-144: Historic Elegance with Exceptional Value Spanning approximately 2,200 SF, this expansive 3 Bedroom-bedroom, 2 Bathroom-bathroom residence at the iconic Ansonia offers a unique blend of pre-war charm and modern living. Located in one of Manhattan's most celebrated landmarks, this home is bathed in natural light, thanks to its three exposures and oversized windows. Boasting 9'10" ceilings, it is the perfect balance of grandeur and comfort. Key Features: Historic Details: Beautiful herringbone hardwood floors and oak walls enhance the residence's timeless charm. Living & Dining Areas: A magnificent living room and formal dining room anchor the home, creating the perfect setting for both intimate gatherings and large-scale entertaining. Primary Suite: The private primary suite includes a luxurious en-suite bath. Additional Spaces: The home also a Salon/music room or office of the Primary Two North-facing secondary bedrooms share a well-appointed hall bath. Additional Features: A full-size vented washer/dryer, and classic finishes throughout. Building Amenities: Full-service, Doorman Building: The Ansonia offers exceptional service with a 24-hour doorman, concierge service, and an experienced staff of 32. On-site Amenities: Residents have access to a rooftop garden, a landscaped deck with panoramic city views, an on-site parking garage, storage bins (available for $85/month), and bike racks. Historic Significance: Built in 1904, The Ansonia was originally designed as a grand hotel by Graves and Duboy and is now one of Manhattan's most notable Beaux-Arts buildings. Location: Perfectly located in the heart of the Upper West Side, The Ansonia is just moments away from Lincoln Center, the Museum of Natural History, boutique shopping, fine dining, and the 72nd Street express subway. Additional Details: Monthly Assessment: There is a current monthly assessment of $695.72 for Local Law 11, which is in place through September 1, 2034. A Unique Opportunity: This residence represents a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Manhattan's history. With its exceptional size, character, and enduring value, this apartment is a must-see for discerning buyers.