Ansonia Oculus Perched atop the iconic Ansonia, this top-floor residence showcases breathtaking circular windows and rich architectural details framing panoramic city views. Apartment 17-131, nestled within the building's signature and crowning mansard roof, is a testament to Beaux-Arts grandeur. This distinguished two-bedroom home, with its inherent artistic character, is tailored for the most discerning New York resident with an appreciation for Parisian style. Four skylights and three exposures fill the space with natural light throughout the day. Enjoy central air-conditioning, a rare pre-war feature, and easy rooftop access, both benefits of being on the highest floor. The layout is creatively composed and generous in size. Discover various nooks to appreciate views of the Hudson River, skyline or even self-indulge in the exquisite fa ade. The primary bedroom is spacious and filled with sloped-wall-charm, just like the secondary. A unique kitchen space is a highlight, where delightful angles and light create an inviting atmosphere. This thoughtfully designed space maximizes functionality with ample counter space, rich wood cabinetry, and new stainless-steel Bertazzoni appliances. The open layout seamlessly connects to the dining area, perfect for entertaining. A dual windowed primary bathroom contains an oversized jacuzzi and is luxurious in size. The half-bathroom includes an In-unit washer/dryer but could very well be a full second bathroom. Apartment 17-131 has served as the home celebrated musicians and novelists; this property exudes an air of artistic legacy. The Ansonia, a beacon of architectural and social significance, continues to stand as a prominent landmark in New York City. Built in 1904, at the dawn of the 20th century, this structure embodies the opulence and elegance of a bygone era. Originally envisioned as a hotel that redefined luxury, the Ansonia offered its residents amenities far exceeding the standards of the time. This iconic building is steeped in history, having served as home to many celebrated figures. Within its walls resided sporting legends such as Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey, alongside musical luminaries like Gustav Mahler, Arturo Toscanini, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Igor Stravinsky. These storied residents lend to the Ansonia a rich and vibrant past. Recognizing its architectural mastery and historical importance, the Ansonia was honored with a place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Its transition to a condominium in 1992 ensured the preservation of its legacy, allowing future generations to experience the grandeur and charm. Today, residents enjoy a full-service building with a doorman, concierge, landscaped roof deck, laundry room, bike racks, storage and rare elevator access to private parking. The Ansonia offers unparalleled convenience situated between Central Park & Riverside, within reach of Lincoln Center. Utilize easy access to major transit options as well as proximity to excellent shopping, including Citarella, Zabars, Fairway, and Trader Joe's nearby. Pets are welcome. There is a monthly assessment of $284.94 through November 2034 for LL11 .