Apartment 77 at Amele Hall offers an amazing opportunity to renovate and create a fabulous 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home + home office that recalls the elegance, grand scale and pretty architectural details of a bygone era with enduring appeal. The apartment requires a renovation and this gracious 7-room layout presents flexibility for living with a vast entertaining expanse, 2 - 4 bedrooms with den / media room and work from home options. Currently configured as living room, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms + guest room/home office. Washer/dryers are permitted with board approval.

With nearly 10' ceilings, a nearly 40' entry gallery, formal dining room and spacious eat-in kitchen space, the opportunities are endless to renovate in the style and design to match your taste and lifestyle.

North-facing oversized windows with Juliet balustrades draw in lovely, natural light and overlook the pretty tree-lined residential block below as well as oblique views of St. John the Devine. Original turn-of-the-century details include a wood-paneled formal dining room, hardwood floors, picture frame and crown moldings, French doors, original built-ins and even an original dumbwaiter.

536 West 111th Street, also known as Amele Hall, is an elegant, boutique prewar cooperative built in 1910 by renowned architects Muliken and Moeller. The very well-maintained building features a stunning marble lobby, a common backyard area, live-in super, private storage, bike room and laundry. Pets are permitted. $93.61 capital assessment/mo.

Located on a lovely tree-lined residential block one block from Riverside Park and two blocks from Morningside Park, as well as a short distance from Central Park at a rare crossroads of the most beautiful green spaces in the city. Morningside Heights is a lovely community with terrific shops, restaurants, markets and conveniences. The building is three blocks from Columbia University.