Residence 4-109 is a generously scaled one-bedroom apartment organized around one of the building’s signature circular living rooms. these 22’ round rooms traditionally formed the centerpiece of the Ansonia’s grandest residences. Here, that distinctive architectural feature anchors a thoughtfully proportioned home with gallery entry and eat-in kitchen.
Original double doors open to the corner line’s original central gallery, stretching nearly twenty-four feet, setting the tone for the apartment’s sense of scale. The eat-in kitchen is well appointed with stainless appliances, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and generous storage. Along the central gallery, a long uninterrupted wall offers natural space for displaying art or custom shelving.
The circular living room sits at the Broadway corner, with windows looking north along 74th Street and east over Broadway. The bedroom is quietly positioned with a north exposure, exceptional length, and a true walk-in closet. The bathroom features a hand-laid mosaic with a playful landscape motif.
Ceilings rise to approximately 10’10”, and a wraparound Juliet balcony with stone balustrade traces the curve of the façade.
Completed in 1905, The Ansonia remains one of the Upper West Side’s most recognizable Beaux-Arts landmarks, ideally positioned between Central Park and Riverside Park with convenient access to West Side transportation and roadways. The full-service building offers doormen, concierge, an expansive roof deck, laundry, bike storage, and resident storage. A private basement garage provides direct access to on-site parking.
Residence 4-109 is a generously scaled one-bedroom apartment organized around one of the building’s signature circular living rooms. these 22’ round rooms traditionally formed the centerpiece of the Ansonia’s grandest residences. Here, that distinctive architectural feature anchors a thoughtfully proportioned home with gallery entry and eat-in kitchen.
Original double doors open to the corner line’s original central gallery, stretching nearly twenty-four feet, setting the tone for the apartment’s sense of scale. The eat-in kitchen is well appointed with stainless appliances, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and generous storage. Along the central gallery, a long uninterrupted wall offers natural space for displaying art or custom shelving.
The circular living room sits at the Broadway corner, with windows looking north along 74th Street and east over Broadway. The bedroom is quietly positioned with a north exposure, exceptional length, and a true walk-in closet. The bathroom features a hand-laid mosaic with a playful landscape motif.
Ceilings rise to approximately 10’10”, and a wraparound Juliet balcony with stone balustrade traces the curve of the façade.
Completed in 1905, The Ansonia remains one of the Upper West Side’s most recognizable Beaux-Arts landmarks, ideally positioned between Central Park and Riverside Park with convenient access to West Side transportation and roadways. The full-service building offers doormen, concierge, an expansive roof deck, laundry, bike storage, and resident storage. A private basement garage provides direct access to on-site parking.
Listing Courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty, Inc.
