225 W 86th Street #709

This high floor corner four bedroom, fully renovated, three and one half bath condominium has sunny east and bright north exposures, 10-foot ceilings, restored, oversized mahogany window frames, and hardwood oak floors with herringbone and plank patterns throughout. A powder room off the foyer is conveniently located. A square entry foyer leads to the dramatic corner great room, with four oversized windows ushering in light and ample room for dining and living. The Great Room is adjacent to an enormous eat-in kitchen. Custom-designed white cabinetry is accented by stone backsplash and countertops, a breakfast bar, SubZero fridge, Viking wine fridge, Miele built-in coffeemaker, two dishwashers, Viking MW, prep island with seating, and an integrated dining banquette with seating and storage. As well, there is a desk and storage space for a work from home space. Adjacent is the laundry area with LG washer and Miele dryer. The north-facing primary suite, privately situated at the end of the bedroom wing, features a walk-in closet and a five fixture windowed en suite bathroom appointed with marble in various patterns. A deep soaking tub and custom-designed vanities complete this sanctuary. Two additional bedrooms on this wing share a hall bath. A fourth sunny en suite bedroom is off the kitchen. The Belnord condominium combines pre-war charm with contemporary luxury. Residents enjoy access to over 30,000 square feet of amenities, including a 24-hour attended lobby, a private porte-cochère, and a sprawling 22,000-square-foot landscaped courtyard and garden. The light-filled, two-story Belnord Club offers a range of lifestyle amenities, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, a double-height sports court, a luxurious Club Lounge, a private dining room, a playroom, and a teen room, providing endless options for relaxation and entertainment. Proximate to scores of outstanding restaurants, cultural attractions, multiple subway and bus lines and the delicious Barney Greengrass across the street. Real estate taxes reflect a primary resident’s tax abatement.