Exceptional One Bedroom with Sunken Living Room and Wood-Burning Fireplace at the Iconic Parc Vendome
Perched on the 19th floor of the iconic Parc Vendome, Residence 19D is an exceptional one-bedroom home with an unusually spacious and distinctive layout rarely found within the building. Offering sweeping views to the north and west, this residence is bathed in natural light throughout the day while showcasing timeless prewar character and architectural charm.
A gracious entry leads to the home's dramatic sunken living room, a signature prewar feature that creates a striking sense of scale and separation. Anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, the inviting living space is ideal for both relaxing and entertaining while oversized windows frame captivating skyline views. Beautiful hardwood floors, high ceilings, and classic prewar details complete the home's warm and sophisticated ambiance.
The thoughtfully designed kitchen offers ample cabinetry and workspace for everyday cooking, while the generously proportioned bedroom provides excellent closet space and tranquil northern exposures.
The bathroom is equipped with a full-size in-unit washer and dryer, offering a level of convenience seldom found in prewar residences.
Residents of the Parc Vendome enjoy an exceptional suite of amenities, including 24-hour doorman service, private landscaped gardens, two roof sundecks, and convenient on-site laundry and dry-cleaning services. Rent includes electricity, gas, heat, and water. Please note that pets and smoking are not permitted.
Perfectly situated between Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, and just one block from Columbus Circle, Central Park, and the Deutsche Bank Center-home to Whole Foods, Equinox, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and some of the city's finest dining-the Parc Vendome places the very best of New York at your doorstep. Broadway theaters, world-class cultural institutions, premier shopping, and multiple transportation options are all moments away.
A rare opportunity to lease one of the Parc Vendome's most distinctive one-bedroom residences, offering an uncommon layout, exceptional prewar character, and beautiful city views in one of Manhattan's most sought-after full-service cooperatives.
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