售$229萬5 - 49 E 96TH Street #14C, 曼哈頓 上东城 Carnegie Hill, NY 10128｜ID # RLS20071577

這個高樓層的三臥室（可輕鬆改造成四臥室）藝術裝飾風格的珍品首次上市。最初由第一任現代藝術博物館館長阿爾弗雷德·H·巴爾（Alfred H. Barr, Jr.）擁有，隨後由他的女兒、藝術家維多利亞·巴爾（Victoria Barr）擁有並居住。

公寓東北南的開放式採光，讓自然光全日充斥於室內，完美地聚集在中心。視野極為壯觀，可以一直看到中城曼哈頓，甚至是三橋！

目前配置為三臥室，這一布局允許無縫地將餐廳旁的空間改造成第四臥室。家中還有一個尺寸寬敞、帶窗的廚房，可以開放成擁有餐區及洗衣區的大型廚房。

一個宏偉的門廳歡迎您進入這一經典的戰前住宅。當前的臥室面積寬敞，提供了極佳的衣櫥空間和充足的存儲。

位於東96街49號的這座卓越的藝術裝飾合作社樓於1929年由著名建築師托馬斯·W·蘭姆（Thomas W. Lamb）設計。這座建築的瑰寶提供一系列獨特的住宅，每個住宅都有自己的特點和魅力。大樓設施包括24小時門衛、常駐監管員、健身房、自行車室、私人儲物空間和洗衣房。

地理位置理想，距離博物館大道僅幾步之遙，居民可立即進入大都會藝術博物館、古根海姆博物館和中央公園的傑奎琳·肯尼迪·奧納西斯水庫，以及上東區最優雅的餐飲、購物和文化目的地。

For the first time, this high-floor three-bedroom-easily convertible to four bedrooms Art Deco gem is available. Originally owned by Alfred H. Barr, Jr., the first Director of the Museum of Modern Art, and subsequently owned by and lived in by his daughter, the artist, Victoria Barr.

With wide-open northern and southern and eastern exposures, streaming natural light fills the apartment throughout the day, meeting perfectly in the center. The views are extraordinary seeing all the way to midtown Manhattan and even the Triboro Bridge!

Currently configured as a three-bedroom, the layout allows for a seamless conversion to a fourth bedroom off the dining room. The home also features a generously sized, windowed kitchen that can be opened to create an expansive eat-in kitchen with laundry area.

A grand foyer welcomes you into this classic prewar residence. The current bedrooms are generously proportioned, offering excellent closet space and abundant storage throughout.

49 East 96th Street is a distinguished Art Deco cooperative designed in 1929 by renowned architect Thomas W. Lamb. This architectural gem offers a collection of unique residences, each with its own character and charm. Building amenities include a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, gym, bike room, private storage, and laundry room.

Ideally located just moments from Museum Mile, residents enjoy immediate access to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum, and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir in Central Park, as well as the Upper East Side's finest dining, shopping, and cultural destinations.