243 West End Avenue   Unit 1704

Prewar Penthouse With Open, Direct River & City Views From Tri-Directional Wrap Terrace and they have a Penthouse in Manhattan conjures voluptuous images. Like this prewar co-op designed by architect Emery Roth for robber barons of the Roaring 20 s. Full-time doorman presides over burnished mahogany Lobby. The apartment itself? Creamy terrazzo marble floors in Foyer. Domed archway, double height beamed ceilings, original picture moldings, honeyed herringbone wood floors. Floor-to-ceiling bookcases flank the Wood-Burning Fireplace. Glimpse the Hudson River from the immense Master Bedroom. Master Bath of pale gray marble. Wide, sprawling Wraparound Terrace (conservative estimate 1200 sf) with city and river views West, South and North, accessible from Living Room and Bedroom. Professional Cook s Kitchen. Mint condition. Financing Allowed 80% Tax Deductible 43% Cooperative Built 1924 15 Floors, 183 Apartments Full Time Doorman Potential for Powder Room W/D Not Allowed Sorry, No Dogs