In the heart of Manhattan’s highly sought-after neighborhood of Hell’s Kitchen, a beautifully renovated two-bedroom residence at The Whitby pairs the character of a 1920s pre-war home with thoughtful contemporary updates.
Represented by Brown Harris Stevens Agents Doug Bellitto and Rachel Glazer, 325 West 45th Street, #916 is currently on the market for $895,000.
Set on a high floor, the sun-filled and quiet apartment features high beamed ceilings, refinished original oak floors, generous proportions, and open city views.
A welcoming foyer leads to the spacious living room, where an oversized west-facing window fills the space with natural light.
The windowed kitchen has been reimagined for both cooking and entertaining, with custom wood and glass cabinetry, a mosaic tile backsplash, dishwasher, and an expansive wood and stainless steel counter with room for seating.
Down the hall, two large split bedrooms offer privacy from the main living areas.
One enjoys dual northern and western exposures, while the other looks north toward dramatic open skyline views. Both feature large walk-in closets and a stunning windowed bathroom.
Designed by renowned architect Emery Roth and completed in 1923, The Whitby has a storied history that includes famous former residents such as Doris Day, George Burns, and Al Capone.
The full-service co-op has a stunning Art Deco-inspired lobby, and given its location at West 45th Street, this listing is situated in the heart of all the best that Manhattan living has to offer.
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