102 West 75th St #76

102 West 75th Street Apartment 76, New York, NY 10023

Fully Renovated, Top-floor, Sun-filled Stunner W/~11’ Ceilings

Newly Built W/central Ac, Vented Washer/dryer & Open Chef’s Kitchen

Designer 21st Century Sensibility in Prime 19th Century Elevator Building

It starts in the gorgeously restored, 19th Century Del Monte lobby. It continues in the freshly redone elevator — and in the wide, welcoming, window-lit hallways. It’s a feeling of permanence — something historical yet relevant, classical but current, refined yet comfortable — something substantial. Something here grounds you — centers you — recharges you. What is it?

Is it the fresh, top-to-bottom, soup-to-nuts, designer renovation throughout this re-invented home? Is it the nearly 11-foot high ceilings — the hallmark perk of being on the top floor of the historic Del Monte? Is it the four big, new, sunshiny, East-facing windows in the open large living/dining room, kitchen, and guest bedroom? Is it the jumbo, eat-in, cook’s kitchen with dining bar and top-shelf appliances (by Thermador, Miele, and Leibeher) — including wine fridge and vented washer/dryer?

Is it the comfy, quiet bedrooms with well-outfitted closets, or the two designer marble baths — or maybe it’s the wide-planked Oak floors and 8-foot tall, custom doors — or is it the integrated sound system? Maybe it’s the bright, trophy perch in its handsome, pet-friendly, 1891 building with building bike/laundry/storage rooms and live-in superintendent? Perhaps it’s the location — one block from Central Park, near Fairway, Citerella, Zabars, the Beacon Theatre, Equinox, the JCC, the Express 2/3 train, the B/C train, and nearby Riverside Park?

Actually, maybe it’s all of this. Perhaps all of the new, fresh goodness in this home melds together and contributes to the soulful, peaceful, creative vibe here at the Del Monte.

If you are yearning to stretch out stylishly in a winsome oasis in the prized center of the prime Upper Westside, then look no further. It’s all right here.

(Flip tax: 1.5% of purchase price paid by buyer)

Features & Amenities

Interior

Total Bedrooms 2
Total Bathrooms 2
Full Bathrooms 2

Exterior

Stories 7

Area & Lot

Status Sold
Type Condo
Year Built 1891
Neighborhood Upper West Side

Overview for Upper West Side, NY

160,164 people live in Upper West Side, where the median age is 44.2 and the average individual income is $105,110.82. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

160,164

Total Population

44.2 years

Median Age

High

Population Density Population Density This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

$105,110.82

Average individual Income

The Upper West Side: A Riverside Symphony of Culture and Charm

 

Welcome to the Upper West Side

Nestled along the western edge of Manhattan, the Upper West Side (UWS) is a vibrant and diverse neighborhood renowned for its cultural richness, historic architecture, and proximity to Central Park. With tree-lined streets, iconic landmarks, and a mix of cultural institutions, the UWS invites residents and visitors to experience the quintessential charm of New York City. Join us as we explore the highlights of this illustrious Manhattan enclave.

Getting There

The Upper West Side is well-connected by subway, with the 1/2/3, B/C, and A/D lines serving the area. Its central location provides convenient access to Midtown Manhattan and other parts of the city, making it an ideal hub for both commuting and exploration.

Riverside Park: A Riverside Haven

Riverside Park, along the Hudson River, is a picturesque green oasis offering scenic views, recreational spaces, and a tranquil escape from city life. The park's paths, playgrounds, and waterfront promenades make it a beloved retreat for residents and a scenic backdrop for outdoor activities.

Iconic Cultural Institutions

The Upper West Side is home to some of the city's most iconic cultural institutions. Lincoln Center, a world-renowned performing arts complex, hosts opera, ballet, and symphony performances. The American Museum of Natural History, with its towering dinosaur exhibits, is a cultural gem that captivates visitors of all ages.

Classic Brownstones and Historic Architecture

The residential streets of the Upper West Side are characterized by classic brownstones, historic apartment buildings, and elegant pre-war architecture. Neighborhoods like the West End Historic District and the Upper West Side Historic District showcase the timeless beauty of the area.

Central Park: A Verdant Playground

The UWS seamlessly connects to Central Park, providing residents with easy access to the park's iconic landscapes, meadows, and recreational facilities. Whether strolling along the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir or enjoying a picnic on the Great Lawn, Central Park is an integral part of UWS living.

Broadway and Cultural Hotspots

Broadway runs through the heart of the Upper West Side, bringing the excitement of theater and the arts to the neighborhood. Landmarks like the Beacon Theatre host live performances, while the Symphony Space offers a diverse array of cultural events and programming.

Columbus Avenue: Dining and Shopping

Columbus Avenue is a bustling corridor lined with restaurants, cafes, and boutique shops. From upscale dining experiences to casual eateries, the avenue caters to a variety of culinary tastes. Explore the local markets, such as Zabar's, for gourmet delights and specialty foods.

Educational Institutions

The UWS is home to esteemed educational institutions, including Columbia University and Barnard College. The academic presence contributes to the intellectual and cultural vibrancy of the neighborhood, attracting students, scholars, and a diverse community.

Community Engagement

Community engagement is integral to the UWS, with local organizations and events fostering a sense of unity. Neighborhood associations, street fairs, and cultural festivals bring residents together to celebrate the rich diversity of the community.

Riverside Drive: Architectural Elegance

Riverside Drive, with its scenic views of the Hudson River and distinctive architectural landmarks, showcases the UWS's architectural elegance. The drive is lined with historic apartment buildings and grand residences, offering a sense of the neighborhood's storied past.

Final Thoughts

The Upper West Side welcomes you to savor its cultural treasures, embrace its natural beauty, and become part of a community that values history, diversity, and artistic expression. Whether attending a performance at Lincoln Center, exploring the cultural richness of Broadway, or enjoying a leisurely day in Riverside Park, the UWS encapsulates the essence of Manhattan living at its finest.

Around Upper West Side, NY

There's plenty to do around Upper West Side, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

100
Walker's Paradise
Walking Score
84
Very Bikeable
Bike Score
100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score

Points of Interest

Explore popular things to do in the area, including Erotori, Halal Food, and Zen Sushi Omakase.

Name Category Distance Reviews
Ratings by Yelp
Dining 4.8 miles 12 reviews 5/5 stars
Dining · $ 4.76 miles 5 reviews 5/5 stars
Dining 4.83 miles 13 reviews 5/5 stars
Dining 3.42 miles 5 reviews 5/5 stars
Dining 2.47 miles 11 reviews 5/5 stars
Shopping 4.83 miles 5 reviews 5/5 stars
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