390 W End Ave Unit 3DN

RECENTLY REFRESHED AND REFURBISHED! Gracious Gilded Age Residence at 390 West End Avenue, Apt 3DN — $3,325,000 Experience the epitome of refined living in this meticulously preserved Gilded Age residence. This exceptional two-bedroom, two-bath home seamlessly blends historic elegance with modern sophistication, offering a commanding presence in one of New York City's most coveted neighborhoods. The centerpiece of the apartment is a magnificent grand living room featuring soaring ceilings, intricate moldings, and a decorative fireplace—perfectly suited for elegant entertaining. A baby grand piano further elevates the ambiance, creating an atmosphere of timeless luxury. Additional highlights include a versatile den and a formal dining room, ideal for hosting intimate dinners or lively gatherings. Oversized windows flood the space with natural light and offer picturesque views of the Apthorp Courtyard, creating a peaceful and inviting atmosphere throughout. Every room faces the lush, private courtyard—bringing tranquility to everyday life. Located on prestigious West End Avenue—just steps from Central Park, Riverside Park, and New York City's vibrant cultural scene—this is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully maintained historic home with exquisite architectural details. The Renaissance Revival masterpiece offers exceptional white-glove services and amenities: 1. Attended gates on both the west and east sides for secure, discreet access 2. A private, landscaped courtyard 3. Full-service lobby staff including a resident manager, doorpersons, live-in superintendent, and dedicated maintenance team 4. Fitness center and private spa 5. Yoga studio, steam room, and sauna 6. Residents' catering kitchen 7. Media and game room, bar, and children's playroom 8. Private storage rooms available The Apthorp has been home to some of the most celebrated names in the arts, including George Balanchine, Al Pacino, Lena Horne, Nora Ephron, and Douglas Fairbanks Sr. Don’t miss your chance to own this extraordinary piece of New York history. Schedule your private showing today.