A double-corner residence of more than 2,000 square feet on the 11th floor of The Ansonia, with full southern exposure and, from its turret Great Room, an open view straight down Broadway. Freshly renovated, with a new kitchen and baths and newly refinished floors throughout, it pairs the scale and detail of a 1905 landmark with freshly appointed interiors. The apartment holds two corners of the building, and light comes in from three sides through the day. Entry is its own event: a long galleried hall runs more than thirty feet, passing through original double doors before turning toward the heart of the home, where a circular dining room opens into the turret Great Room beyond. The Great Room is the centerpiece, wrapped in a curved wall of three French-door windows, each framed by an original Juliet balcony with ornate wrought-iron scrollwork, looking south down Broadway with open sky and all-day light. The round dining room carries the same curved geometry inward, a warm and sculptural space equally suited to formal dining, a library, or a media room. At 2,024 square feet, this is a two-bedroom on the scale of a downtown loft, in a 1905 building where that space comes with high ceilings, refinished herringbone floors, and the proportions of a four-bedroom home. The primary suite runs nearly 24 feet, with generous closets and clear separation from the entertaining rooms. A second bedroom, set in the building's southwest corner, enjoys especially stunning afternoon light. The room serves equally well as a guest room, office, or library. The kitchen has been freshly renovated with new Bosch appliances, Caesarstone counters, a breakfast bar, a windowed nook, and a walk-in pantry. Both bathrooms are renovated with soaking tubs, and the primary bath has a Toto washlet. A new Bosch washer and dryer are installed side by side, undercounter. Original doors and hardware remain throughout, with grand double-door openings between the principal rooms, and the floors have been fully refinished, with new herringbone in the primary laid to match the original pattern that runs through the rest of the home. Numerous deep closets throughout the home offer exceptional storage. The location is rare for its everyday ease. Three full grocers sit within a block, including Fairway, Citarella, and Trader Joe's, with Zabar's, Whole Foods, H-Mart, and several more a short walk beyond. The dining nearby ranges from neighborhood institutions to some of the city's most sought-after tables, among them RedFarm, Barney Greengrass, Cafe Luxembourg, Sugarfish, and, at Lincoln Center, Tatiana. Central Park, Riverside Park, Lincoln Center, and the express trains are all minutes away. Standard Fees: - Application screening fee : up to $20 per applicant - Management Lease package processing fee: $400 - Management Lease package credit check fee: $125 per person — each tenant, guarantor, and adult resident - Building move-in damage deposit: $1,000 - Building move-in fee, unfurnished: $1,000 Optional / Situational Building Fees: - Large-item delivery / piano move deposit: $500 - Elevator (#8) overtime: $40/hour past 4 p.m. weekdays, 4-hour minimum ($160 paid in advance) - Protective Masonite (if supplied by building): $600

Rental Terms:
Monthly: $15,000