Welcome to a place where timeless prewar charm meets modern comfort—this recently gut-renovated Classic 7 residence at The Sexton, 530 West End Avenue, is more than just an apartment; it’s a home. With 4 spacious bedrooms and 3.5 beautifully designed bathrooms, this inviting space was thoughtfully reimagined to offer warmth, functionality, and refined elegance.

The heart of the home is the sunlit great room, where oversized windows welcome in abundant natural light. Original crown molding and soaring 10.5-foot beamed ceilings enhance the character, creating a perfect balance of historic detail and airy openness. The adjacent formal dining room, complete with an east-facing window seat, offers an ideal setting for intimate dinners or casual gatherings.

The custom eat-in kitchen is designed to bring people together. It features hand-crafted cabinetry, durable Caesarstone countertops, and top-of-the-line Miele appliances—including a washer/dryer. A stunning banquette table made from Golden Acacia wood adds a natural warmth, inviting long breakfasts or cozy evening meals.

The east-facing primary suite is a private sanctuary filled with morning light and quiet charm. Its en-suite bathroom is a calming retreat, with hand-applied Tadelakt walls, a freestanding Blu Bathworks soaking tub, Dornbracht and La Cava fixtures, a Concretti sink, and a Geberit wall-mounted toilet. Each bathroom in the home has been carefully crafted with custom cabinetry and high-end finishes, including a powder room finished in soft Roman clay.

Comfort is a constant here—from the new two-zone central air system to the thoughtful storage, including a private storage bin. Every detail has been chosen to support an easy, beautiful lifestyle.

Built in 1912 and converted to condominiums in 1984, The Sexton is an intimate, full-service building designed by Mulliken & Moeller. Residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, bike room, and laundry facilities. Ideally located on a peaceful yet central Upper West Side block, you’re moments from Riverside Park, neighborhood cafés, cultural institutions, and everyday conveniences.