243 W End Avenue #1004/1007

A Bespoke Three Bedroom Masterpiece within an Emery Roth Landmark — Offered for the First Time A fully reimagined, triple combined corner residence with a private terrace, chef’s kitchen, windowed home office, and a sanctuary level primary suite — crafted with uncompromising detail and enriched by the architectural legacy of Emery Roth. Set within the distinguished 243 West End Avenue, one of Manhattan’s most celebrated 1920s pre war cooperatives, this three bedroom, three bathroom home is the result of a meticulous gut renovation and the seamless combination of Units 1004/1005/1007. The result is a rare fusion of pre war grandeur and contemporary luxury, executed at a masterwork level. An expansive great room unfolds beneath high ceilings with exposed beams, artisan millwork, and triple exposures to the East, West, and North. Light fills every corner, creating an atmosphere of warmth and architectural drama. A windowed home office provides a serene, private workspace, while a 20 foot terrace extends the living experience outdoors with effortless elegance. The chef’s kitchen is a study in refined performance, anchored by a 36" Bertazzoni range, marble counters, custom cabinetry, two dishwashers, and a wine refrigerator. Every detail — from the millwork to the lighting — has been executed with exacting precision. The private wing, facing West End Avenue, is a sanctuary unto itself. The primary suite features a fully integrated Sub Zero wet bar, a concealed ice maker, and a bespoke window bench. The ensuite bath is a spa level retreat clad in floor to ceiling marble, with rainwater showers and Waterworks fixtures. Two additional bedrooms and baths echo the same level of craftsmanship and architectural intention. Throughout the residence, original Gilded Age hardware is thoughtfully blended with modern lighting and custom finishes, creating a dialogue between historic artistry and contemporary sophistication. Distinguished former residents include fashion icon Isaac Mizrahi and Tony Award–winning writer Robert Freedman, adding creative provenance to this singular home. With exceptionally low monthly maintenance of $4,194, this offering stands as one of the most compelling, fully combined, gut renovated residences on West End Avenue — a rare opportunity to own a bespoke home in a full service Emery Roth cooperative. The Lincoln Square Lifestyle — Culture, Parks, Dining, Markets, and Top Schools at Your Doorstep Nestled between Riverside Park and Central Park, Lincoln Square offers one of Manhattan’s most culturally rich and convenient residential experiences. Residents enjoy immediate proximity to Lincoln Center, the Juilliard School, the Beekman Theatre, and the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts — a world renowned research center housing archives, recordings, manuscripts, and exhibitions celebrating dance, music, theater, and film. The neighborhood is also home to the legendary High School of Performing Arts — the inspiration for the iconic “Fame” — along with top ranked public schools and specialty institutions, all within easy walking distance. Daily convenience is exceptional, with Fairway Market, Citarella, and Trader Joe’s just moments away, along with an array of celebrated restaurants, cafés, and pre theater dining options that define the Upper West Side’s culinary landscape. This is Lincoln Square at its finest — a rare blend of culture, convenience, architectural beauty, and residential tranquility, offering an unparalleled lifestyle in one of Manhattan’s most distinguished neighborhoods.