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Situated on the third floor of The Alameda, Residence 1F is a meticulously gut-renovated home where timeless architectural grace meets the finest of modern craftsmanship. This expansive one-bedroom residence blends refined prewar details with sleek, contemporary upgrades for a lifestyle both elegant and effortless. Soaring ceilings and impeccably restored original moldings echo the building’s historic grandeur, while wide-plank rift and quartered ash flooring adds warmth and sophistication throughout. Every element has been elevated—from the smooth, gallery-style walls to the integrated lighting and rewired electrical systems—creating a home of true turnkey quality. The open-concept kitchen is both striking and functional, appointed with bespoke Leicht cabinetry, premium Caesarstone countertops, and a sandblasted glass backsplash. High-performance appliances include a Liebherr refrigerator, Smeg gas cooktop and separate electric oven, and a Bosch dishwasher. A breakfast bar offers the perfect setting for casual dining or entertaining. The serene, windowed bath has been completely re-envisioned with all-new finishes, fixtures, and materials that evoke a spa-like sensibility. The graciously proportioned bedroom has an oversized window, and room for a king bed plus a desk, dresser, and more. Storage throughout the home is exceptional, with three generous closets—including a walk-in—outfitted with customized Closet Concepts systems. Built in 1914 and masterfully designed by renowned architect Gaetano Ajello, The Alameda is an Upper West Side jewel. The building welcomes residents with a grand, double-height marble lobby and offers an array of coveted amenities: a beautifully landscaped roof terrace, 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, bike storage, and central laundry. Pets and gifting permitted with board approval. Perfectly positioned on a picturesque, tree-lined block moments from Riverside and Central Parks, fine dining, cultural institutions, and transportation—Residence 1F is a rare opportunity to own a sophisticated slice of New York history with every modern convenience. ...
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