Welcome to one of New York City's most enchanting hidden gems — Pomander Walk. This rarely available first-floor two-bedroom home offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern functionality, nestled within a private Tudor-style enclave on the Upper West Side. Built in 1921, Pomander Walk is a 27-building cooperative inspired by the set of the popular play of the same name. Designed by the architectural firm King and Campbell and commissioned by Irish nightclub impresario Thomas Healy, the complex is a rare slice of old-world charm in the heart of Manhattan. Residents enjoy the benefits of a live-in super, porter service, bicycle storage, and private storage units. The co-op board permits the installation of dishwashers or in-unit washer/dryers, and is pet-friendly. Co-purchasing, gifting, and parental purchases for children are welcome. Ideally situated between 94th and 95th Streets, Pomander Walk is moments from the 1/2/3 subway lines, local and express buses, and Citi Bike stations. With both Riverside Park and Central Park just blocks away, and top-tier shopping, dining, and entertainment all around, this is quintessential Upper West Side living.