Space here is not built. It flows. This 1915 home holds its history in exposed brick, in high ceilings that lift the air above you. I see architecture as continuous movement - and this apartment moves you from a granite kitchen, to a marble bath, to two bedrooms of quiet light. Every line is honest. Every material speaks for itself.
Outside, the city softens into nature. Central Park's Pool and the Loch begin half a block away. Water older than the grid around it, curving where the streets refuse to. The 103rd Street subway sits at your corner, pulling the city's energy toward your door, then letting it go. This is what I call true architecture: a structure in dialogue with its landscape, where stillness and motion share one address
The Upper West Side, bordered by Central Park and Riverside Park, is dotted with residential structures that seem like they sprang straight out of a movie or television show. Indeed, the neighborhood has often been depicted in films and TV shows, notably Seinfeld, You've Got Mail, American Psycho, Ghostbusters, Hannah and her Sisters, among many others. All of this makes the Upper West Side an ideal location for a stroll through pop culture history-and history in general.
As you walk around, you'll notice beautiful row residences and some of the loveliest pre-war structures on the tree-lined and flower-filled streets on the Upper West Side. Despite the fact that it might be an expensive location to live in, the Upper West Side provides everything you need within walking distance.
The Upper West Side is located between 59th and 110th Street between Central Park (to the East) and the Hudson River (to the West). It is next to the neighborhoods of…
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