Meticulously Reimagined Prewar two-bedroom two-bathroom with Grand Scale, 10'+ Ceilings, and Designer Finishes!

This exceptional residence offers immediate access to some of New York City's most celebrated cultural institutions, including the Metropolitan Opera, New York City Ballet, and all of Lincoln Center. The location is particularly compelling for those who want the very best of New York's arts and culture at their doorstep.

Residence 5A at 180 West 58th Street is an elegant two-bedroom, two-bathroom home that masterfully blends timeless prewar elegance with modern luxury.

Upon entering the apartment, a gracious entry foyer unfolds seamlessly into a formal dining room. Perfect for both intimate dinners and larger-scale entertaining, the dining room opens into an expansive living room of impressive proportions. The room is anchored by a stunning custom Italian fireplace and oversized windows. Soaring ceilings exceeding 10 feet, intricate crown molding, and brand-new doors throughout enhance the sense of volume and refined craftsmanship in this home.

The kitchen is both beautiful and highly functional, featuring marble countertops and backsplash, GE Café appliances, a gas range, custom cabinetry, and exceptional storage.

The secondary bedroom is generously sized and thoughtfully designed with floor-to-ceiling custom closets. The beautifully appointed bathroom showcases a striking oversized clawfoot tub paired with a marble vanity, evoking classic sophistication.

A separate hallway leads to the private primary suite, offering a quiet retreat with ample space for king-sized furnishings, two large closets, and its own bathroom.

Storage is truly unparalleled, with six oversized closets, extensive custom built-ins, and the added convenience of a private storage unit.

Alwyn Court stands as one of Manhattan's most distinctive residential landmarks, renowned for its extraordinary French Renaissance-inspired terra-cotta facade, offering residents a 24-hour doorman, central location near Central Park, Columbus Circle, and world-class cultural institutions.