Sou mache a pou premye fwa nan senk deseni, duplex sa a ki gen 3 chanm te kay ak premye estidyo atis LeRoy Neiman ak madanm li, pent Janet Byrne Neiman. Siti a ofri detay klasik Hotel des Artistes: plafon ki wo 18'10" ak 14' fenèt ki fè ankadreman yon sal vivan 27'6" long, yon balkon juliet ki sòti nan chanm prensipal la, detay orijinal anvan lagè a. Yon lòt karakteristik se teras 250 pye kare a ki pataje avèk yon vwazen epi ki bay sou jaden bèl wòch la. Ou antre atravè yon grand foyer ak yon miray ki gen klozèt ak aksè dirèk nan sal manje a nan yon pòt ak sal la vivan nan lòt la. Yon kwit manje ki gen fenèt, ki bay sou teras la ak yon twalèt konplèti premye etaj la. Nan eskalye ki bayo yo ki anfle se 3 chanm ak yon twalèt – sa ka fasilman reamenaje pou ajoute yon lòt twalèt. Chanm prensipal la gen pòt franse ki mennen nan yon balkon juliet ki gen ase espas pou kenbe yon chèz ki anfle oswa yon biwo epi ki bay sou sal vivan an. Dezyèm chanm nan gen yon sòti sèvis ki mennen nan elevatè dèyè a – itil nan deplase mèb yo sou nivo mezanin lan ak twazyèm chanm nan ekipe ak anpil depo – itilize pa pwopriyetè yo pou materyèl atizay. Avèk plis touche ou, sa a ta ka yon kay ekstraòdinè pou viv konfyans ak fèt elegant.

Pi byen li te ye pou imaj li yo ki rich an koulè, ki energik anpil nan atlèt yo soti nan Muhammad Ali rive nan Joe Namath, politisyen ak selebrite, ansanm ak evènman kiltirèl soti nan Ballet Bolshoi an Larisi rive nan montre Broadway, LeRoy Neiman konsidere kòm youn nan atis ki pi popilè nan epòk li. Imajine tout moun ki te genyen renome ak ki te vit nan kay sa a nan Hotel des Artistes, ki gen ladan ansyen rezidan Noel Coward, Isadora Duncan, ekriven Fannie Hurst, Alexander Woollcott, Norman Rockwell ak Joel Grey.

Bati nan 1917 ak desen pa achitèk George Mort Pollard kòm yon kay pou atis, Hotel des Artistes se yon bilding majesty 18-etaj ak yon fasad Gothic ki gen bèl gargoyles atis, eskilptè ak ekriven. Hotel des Artistes se yon kooperativ ki ofri sèvis konplè ak konseyè ak operator elevatè a toutan, yon pisin, yon lakou squash ak yon hoop baskètbòl, de sal egzèsis kòm byen ke yon bèl teras sou do kay la. Leopard lan nan des Artistes ofri dine romanti nan deyò ak andedan tankou sèvis chanm - tout nan yon rabè pou rezidan des Artistes yo. Sitiyasyon an ideyal nan Upper West Side Manhattan, Hotel des Artistes tou pre lanati Central Park, evènman kiltirèl Lincoln Center a ak boutik komèsyal ak manje popilè sou Columbus Avenue.

On the market for the first time in five decades, this 3 bedroom duplex was the home and first studio of artist LeRoy Neiman and his wife, painter Janet Byrne Neiman. The residence offers classic Hotel des Artistes details: high 18’10” ceiling and 14’ windows framing an expansive 27”6” long living room, a juliet balcony off the primary bedroom, original prewar details. An added feature is the 250 square foot terrace shared with one neighbor and overlooking delightful brownstone gardens. You enter via an ample foyer with a wall of closets and direct access to the dining room by one doorway and the living room by the other. A windowed kitchen, overlooking the terrace and a powder room complete the first floor. Up the sweeping staircase are 3 bedrooms and one bathroom – that could easily be redesigned to add an additional bathroom. The primary has French doors leading to a juliet balcony spacious enough to hold an overstuffed chair or a desk and overlooking the living room. The second bedroom has a service exit to the back elevator – helpful in moving furniture to the mezzanine level and the third bedroom is outfitted with extensive storage – used by the owners for art supplies. With your additional brushstrokes, this would be an extraordinary home for comfortable living and elegant entertaining.


Best known for his brilliantly colored, stunningly energetic images of athletes from Muhammad Ali to Joe Namath, politicians and celebrities, and cultural events from the Bolshoi Ballet in Russia to Broadway shows, LeRoy Neiman is considered one of the most popular artists of his time. Imagine the famed and illustrious that have graced this home at the Hotel des Artistes, which also counts among former residents Noel Coward, Isadora Duncan, writer Fannie Hurst, Alexander Woollcott, Norman Rockwell and Joel Grey.

Built in 1917 and designed by the architect George Mort Pollard as a home for artists, the Hotel des Artistes is a majestic 18-story building with a Gothic-style facade featuring charming gargoyles of painters, sculptors and writers. The Hotel des Artistes is a full service cooperative offering full-time concierge and elevator operator, a swimming pool, a squash court with a basketball hoop, two workout rooms as well as a charming high-walled roof deck. The Leopard at the des Artistes offers romantic outdoor and indoor dining as well as room service — all at a discount for des Artistes residents. Ideally located on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, the Hotel des Artistes is close to the nature of Central Park, the cultural events of Lincoln Center and boutique shopping and popular dining on Columbus Avenue.