Residan sa a, ki byen renove, reimajine totalman avèk yon konsantrasyon sou koule, fonksyonalite, ak fini modèn ki rafine.

Kay la louvri sou yon espas sal ak manje ki gen yon gwo chemin enèji bwa ki te restore, yon liks rar lè sa a nan Midtown. Pwopòsyon yo konfòtab ak jenere, ofri yon plan ki fasil pou tou de lavi chak jou ak amizman. Vizyon ki fè fas ak jaden yo bay yon trankilite ekstraòdinè, fè apatman an remakabman kalm.

Kwizin nan te rebati soti nan mi a ak kabinè travay fè sou mezi, kontwa marb k ap grandi Silver Roots, yon kwit central, aparèy Miele ki nan tèt kategori, yon sistèm dlo cho ak dlo filtre ki entegre, ak yon espas travay pou chèf dedye. Juste soti nan kwizin nan se yon gwo pantry ak anpil espas depo ak yon lave/lav machin. Travay an bwa a kontinye san pwoblèm nan zòn sa a, kreye yon aparans pwòp, kohezif ki entegre.

Plan etaj ki reamenaje a gen ladan yon gwo suite prensipal ak yon beny an-suit ki agrandi ki gen de vanity, yon douch ki ka antre, gwo-Format tile marb Florim, fiksasyon Phylrich, pyès ki gen matte nwa, ak miwa LED. Dezyèm chanm nan ofri yon miray aksan fè ak briye mens ak yon kabinè sou mezi ki fèt pou itilize fleksib. Dezyèm beny a te tou konplètman renove ak materyèl ki amelyore, kabinè ki ajoute ak yon beny Jacuzzi.

Karakteristik adisyonèl yo enkli planche an bwa ki te re-fini, penti satin Benjamin Moore tout kote, kabinè ki fèt sou mezi, nouvo inite A/C ki pase nan miray la, ak yon pòt antre ki fèt ak nouvo ki modele sou orijinal la men ki rebati ak yon nwayo ki bloke son pou amelyore trankilite. Kay la tou gen yon sistèm ekleraj entelijan Philips Hue, ki pèmèt konplè kontwòl sou nivo limyè ak anbyans. Yon inite depo prive ki enkli.

40 West 55th Street se yon kondominyòm pre-guer 1924 ki te fèt pa Rosario Candela ki te pase anba yon restorasyon $3.5M ki te parèt nan The New York Times. Batiman an te retounen nan layout rezidansyèl orijinal li ak sistèm mekanik amelyore, planche antre terazzo restore, ak yon plafon fresco nan style Venezyen. Akomodasyon yo gen ladan yon pòtye ki travay tout tan, yon asansè, ak yon lessiv komen. Bèt kay yo byenveni.

Sak nan kèk moman soti nan Central Park, MoMA, Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center, ak Fifth Avenue, kay sa a ofri yon vi Midtown ki elve ak eksepsyonèlman pratik.

This impeccably renovated residence has been completely reimagined with an emphasis on flow, functionality, and refined, modern finishes.

The home opens into a spacious living and dining area centered around a restored, operable wood-burning fireplace, an increasingly rare luxury in Midtown. The proportions are comfortable and generous, offering an effortless layout for both everyday living and entertaining. Garden-facing views provide pin-drop quiet, making the apartment remarkably peaceful.

The kitchen was rebuilt from the studs with custom millwork cabinetry, Silver Roots marble countertops, a centered cooktop, top-tier Miele appliances, a built-in commercial hot water and filtered water dispenser and a dedicated chef's workspace. Directly off the kitchen is a large pantry with extensive storage and a washer/dryer. The millwork continues seamlessly into this area, creating a clean, cohesive built-in look.

The redesigned floor plan includes a large primary suite with an expanded en-suite bathroom featuring double vanities, a walk-in shower, Florim large-format marble tile, Phylrich fixtures, matte-black hardware, and LED mirrors. The secondary bedroom offers a handmade thin-brick accent wall and a custom closet designed for flexible use. The second full bathroom was also fully renovated with upgraded materials, added cabinetry and Jacuzzi tub.

Additional features include refinished hardwood floors, Benjamin Moore satin paint throughout, custom fitted closets, new through-the-wall A/C units, and a newly fabricated entry door modeled on the original but rebuilt with a sound-blocking core for enhanced quiet. The home is also fully outfitted with a Philips Hue smart lighting system, allowing complete control of light levels and ambiance. A private storage unit is included.

40 West 55th Street is a 1924 Rosario Candela-designed prewar condominium that underwent a $3.5M restoration featured in The New York Times. The building was returned to its original residential layout with upgraded mechanical systems, restored terrazzo lobby floors, and a Venetian-style fresco ceiling. Amenities include a full-time door attendant, elevator, and common laundry. Pets are welcome.

Just moments from Central Park, MoMA, Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center, and Fifth Avenue, this home offers an elevated and exceptionally convenient Midtown lifestyle.