207 West 98th Street, #1BC, New York, NY 10025

Old world charm and elegance meet modern convenience in this rambling three bedroom, two bath residence. With its soaring ceilings and flowing layout, this gracious parlor-level home offers the space and the rare ability to live in quiet grace and Pre World War I elegance. This beautiful home is on a level with a second floor home thanks to its high position within the building. The entry gallery is wide and offers a wall of closets - one a home office - and a mirrored bar for entertaining. The renovated windowed kitchen has granite countertops, custom cabinets, stainless steel appliances and a washer/dryer. The living room features rich wood paneling, a decorative brick fireplace and large windows and flows graciously into the formal dining room - an inviting space with large windows that could easily be transformed into a 4th bedroom. The peaceful master bedroom has its own renovated, windowed bathroom with a Kohler soaking tub and rain shower. On the other end of this resplendent residence are the home's two other tranquil bedrooms. This separate wing features two spacious bedrooms with stained glass transoms, generous closets, over sized windows and a renovated full bath. Original details such a spectacular wood floors, crown moldings and wainscoting are some of the fine prewar details thoughout this stately home. The Gramont Annex is an elegant boutique building that is part of the Gramont cooperative, encompassing the buildings at 207 and 215 West 98th Street. Designed by George and Edward Blum and built in 1910, this elevator building features a laundry room, bike storage, on-site superintendent and full-time doormen. Enjoy the amenities of a full service coop while enjoying the privacy of your own entrance. In this vibrant Upper West Side neighborhood, you will be surrounded by excellent shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. Located a short walk to both the West Side Market and Whole Foods, it's also convenient to 1,2,3, B & C subways, bus transportation and both Central and Riverside Parks.