Brown Harris Stevens

Apartment 18A at the Hopkins located at 172 West 79th Street is a rarely available pre-war classic- a fully renovated high-floor 2 bedroom, with formal living and dining- 2 windowed bath home in excellent condition, offering city views, open sky and even partial River views from every room in the heart of the UWS.

A dramatic foyer welcomes you to this light-filled, gorgeous home with the best layout imaginable. Formal living and dining rooms are bathed in glorious western light- and communicate with each other, as well as the spacious, renovated kitchen to ensure open flow and connection to family and guests.

The modern eat-in kitchen with a west facing window has Viking, Bosch and SubZero brand stainless steel appliances, solid maple cabinetry, granite counters, and easily accommodates a bistro table and chairs where you can wake up with your morning coffee and view the Hudson from your kitchen window. A separate laundry closet with your own Miele washer and dryer offers the most desired convenience one wants in a home.

An elegant hallway separates the public rooms from the bedrooms for maximum quiet and privacy. Both the master bedroom and second bedroom are spacious, brimming with natural light, and offer ample closet space. The master bedroom has an en-suite, windowed Carrera marble bathroom with a step-in shower. The second windowed Carrera marble bathroom is located in the hall for discreet guest access in the and features a bathtub for relaxation.

Pre-war details abound such as high ceilings, crown moldings and restored solid oak wooden floors run throughout this warm and inviting home.

The Hopkins is very desirable, rare pre-war condominium located at 79th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, the center of the Upper West Side, close to transportation, parks and the best restaurants and shopping the Upper West Side has to offer. Full time doormen and a live-in super, along with a newly renovated lobby, storage and bike storage along with reasonable monthlies make this one of the most coveted pre-war condominiums on the West Side.