853 7th Ave APT 4D, New York, NY 10019

Welcome to Apartment #4D a rare and grand-scale four-bedroom, two-bath residence (with additional home office) spanning approximately 2,700 square feet in the iconic Wyoming, a full-service pre-war building located just off Central Park and Carnegie Hall. This fully renovated home masterfully blends historic elegance with contemporary luxury. Soaring 10-foot ceilings, coffered lighting, chandeliers, and original 1920s hardwood floors set the tone for a truly timeless interior. The oversized living room features a decorative fireplace, ideal for entertaining or relaxing in style. The windowed chef's kitchen is a standout, finished in rich marble and custom cabinetry, and includes high-end stainless steel appliances, generous storage, and a separate breakfast area. Both bathrooms are tastefully modernized, balancing classic tilework with contemporary fixtures. Each of the five bedrooms is generously proportioned and drenched in natural light. The layout offers remarkable flexibility and space. Additional highlights include in-unit washer/dryer, recessed lighting throughout, and multiple walk-in closets. The Wyoming is unlike anything built in the last century. With square footage that defies modern construction standards, the Wyoming returns to a time when things were more grand, more formal, and more spectacular. Most of the layouts remain unchanged from the original layouts of 1905. Designed for the upper echelons of New York society, the incredible, sprawling spaces feel more comparable in size to a suburban house rather than an urban apartment. Thus, the name The Wyoming was a natural fit, denoting a state where there is wide open and infinite space. Found amongst the cultural arts capitals of the world, The Wyoming sits next to Carnegie Hall, MoMa, Broadway, Lincoln Center and Columbus Circle. Features: Receiving Foyer All lighting on dimmers No Additional Fees Pet Friendly 24/7 Doorman Building One block to N-Q-R-W Subway Station, near 1/9, E and F trains. 4 Blocks from Central Park