Welcome to your dream home on West 77th Street—a light-filled oasis on a charming park block in one of New York City’s most coveted locations. This elegant prewar residence offers a gracious and flexible layout with three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, blending classic charm with endless possibilities. From your window, take in breathtaking views of the American Museum of Natural History, an iconic landmark that serves as the backdrop to this exceptional home. With ample space, timeless architectural details, and features like an in-unit laundry room, an eat-in kitchen, and abundant closet space, this apartment is a rare find and a perfect canvas for your vision. Set within an intimate cooperative with only two residences per floor, this boutique building offers privacy and a warm sense of community. Residents enjoy the convenience of a part-time doorman, a live-in resident manager, laundry facilities, storage, and bike storage. The crowning jewel of the building is its beautifully landscaped roof deck—a serene retreat where you can take in the city's energy and skyline. West 77th Street and Central Park West are among the most desirable locations in the city, celebrated for their historic architecture, cultural landmarks, and vibrant atmosphere. This area is home to the iconic Dakota and The San Remo, both part of the Central Park West Historic District, showcasing stunning Neo-Renaissance and Art Deco design. Just outside your door, the American Museum of Natural History and the New-York Historical Society offer world-class exhibitions and educational experiences. And every Thanksgiving, this very location transforms into the starting point of the legendary Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, bringing a sense of magic and tradition to the neighborhood. Located just moments from Central Park, this home places you at the heart of the Upper West Side’s premier cultural, dining, and shopping destinations. With its perfect blend of history, charm, and modern convenience, this is a rare opportunity to create your ideal home in one of Manhattan’s most treasured enclaves.