An Established Address
Recognizable by its three towers between 75th and 76th Streets on Broadway, this turn-of-the-20th-century luxury Upper West Side condominium seamlessly combines classic architectural design with modern finishes. The Astor was commissioned by William Waldorf Astor in 1901, updated with the addition of a third tower in 1914, and recently restored by the venerable design firm of Pembrooke & Ives. Exceptional prewar details remain, from the decorative cornice that crowns the exterior to the intricate mosaic and marble details that lend the lobby its elegant and welcoming character.
A Breathtaking Entrance
Discreetly step off Broadway through bronze-and-glass doors into the lobby, where carefully restored original details – elaborate crown molding, marble wainscoting and columns, intricate mosaic tiling – live alongside artful modern additions, including a monolithic marble slab concierge desk with bronze inlays, a commissioned plaster wall sculpture, and contemporary furnishings that invite socializing. The juxtaposition creates an understated elegance that feels right for today, while still speaking to a bygone era of quality and craft.
Lobby Materials
The marble fireplace is flanked by original bronze lion countenances.
Original mosaic tilework has been preserved throughout.
The marble mantelpiece reflects the level of craftsmanship throughout The Astor.
Atrium staircases with restored iron balustrades are found in all three towers.
The Fitness Center
The loft-like studio is professionally outfitted with state-of-the-art cardio and conditioning equipment. Additional thoughtful services and amenities that are designed to enhance the resident’s lifestyle include a 24-hour concierge, bike parking, and private storage units that are available for purchase.
Children’s Playroom
The playroom, equipped with games and activities, offers a warm and inviting space for amusement of all kinds.
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