Welcome to Residence 9C at The Adlon, a gracious one bedroom home offering timeless prewar character in one of Midtown s most architecturally distinctive co ops.

Welcome to Residence 9C at The Adlon, a gracious one-bedroom home offering timeless prewar character in one of Midtown’s most architecturally distinctive co-ops. A spacious entry foyer with a large walk-in closet sets the tone and offers ample room for a home office or workstation. Beyond, the beautifully proportioned living and dining area features 9.5-foot ceilings, original parquet floors, and classic prewar details that give the home exceptional warmth and character. The separate windowed kitchen is thoughtfully updated with stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, and generous storage. The spacious primary bedroom enjoys eastern exposure and beautiful natural light, with plenty of room for a king-size bed. Storage is exceptional throughout the apartment, with abundant closets, including a large foyer walk-in, all custom-built and beautifully finished for maximum functionality. A charming windowed bathroom with a cast-iron soaking tub and windows in every room complete the home. Washer/dryer installation is permitted with building approval. Completed in 1912 and designed by noted architects George & Edward Blum, The Adlon is a striking example of Viennese Secessionist architecture. This well-maintained, full-service cooperative offers a full-time doorman, full-time superintendent, bike storage, and a renovated laundry room in the basement. Ideally situated at 200 West 54th Street, The Adlon is moments from Central Park, Carnegie Hall, MoMA, Lincoln Center, the Theater District, Columbus Circle, Whole Foods, and some of Manhattan’s best dining and shopping, with convenient access to multiple subway lines. The building permits up to 80% financing and is pet-friendly. Liberal coop that allows Pieds-à-terre, co-purchasing, and subletting. The Adlon is a non-smoking building. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy classic New York living in a home filled with prewar charm, thoughtful functionality, and character. Welcome home!