Welcome to 400 West End Avenue, also known as The Wexford, is a distinguished Art Deco cooperative that graces the corner of 79th Street and West End Avenue on the Upper West Side. Designed by renowned architects Irving Margon and Adolph M. Holder, this architectural gem showcases a striking two-story cast stone base with elegant pink and yellow marbling, supporting a grand brick facade adorned with intricate detailing. Built in 1928 and converted to cooperative ownership in 1982, the 100 percent shareholder-owned building offers a rare level of exclusivity and community.

Perched on a high floor, the elevator opens to a semi-private landing shared by one neighbor.   This expansive, sun-drenched Classic Seven residence features three spacious bedrooms, 2.5 renovated bathrooms, and a versatile staff room or additional bedroom. Exquisite pre-war architectural details, such as high-beamed ceilings and beautifully patterned solid wood flooring, elevate the home's timeless elegance. The gracious formal dining room and adjoining living room create an inviting setting for intimate gatherings and grand entertaining. Thoughtfully designed for modern comfort, this home includes through-the-wall air conditioning. Bathed in natural sunlight, the residence boasts 13 oversized picture windows, with all three bedrooms offering Hudson River views. The primary bedroom is situated in the southwestern corner, featuring ample closet space and a windowed en-suite bathroom with double sinks and a walk-in shower.

The windowed galley kitchen enjoys bright open northern exposure, abundant counter space, and generous cabinetry. A large utility room with a washer/dryer, additional storage, and a spacious walk-in pantry provides unparalleled convenience.

The large staff room quarters can be an additional bedroom, office, or personal gym.   It is yours to create all with bright open northern exposure.
Residents of The Wexford enjoy white-glove service, including a 24-hour doorman, a beautifully preserved Art Deco lobby, and impeccable building management. Ideally situated in one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods, the building offers effortless access to cultural landmarks, fine dining, premier shopping, excellent transportation, and just moments from world-class museums and Lincoln Center. Additionally, parking is available across the street.

With everything at your fingertips, you will love living in this vibrant part of town.

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