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Architectural trends come and go, but the bay window has been a popular part of building styles from Queen Anne to Georgian to contemporary. They would appear to be a key part of historic townhouses seen on a walk through parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan, but have been reinterpreted to dramatic effect at newer condos like Lantern House and 11 Hoyt Street, to name a few.
In addition to adding a touch of architectural interest on the outside, bay windows can have a dramatic effect on a home's interior. Not only do they fill the room with light, but they can also make the rooms appear larger. Some imaginative designers will use creative colors and/or upholstery to make the bay window the focal point of the room, while others use it as a space for a built-in window seat or desk. Moreover, whether you're displaying a Christmas tree or a menorah this season, a bay window serves as a natural focal point for decorations. We take a look at apartments with bay windows that look impressive now and all year round.
In addition to adding a touch of architectural interest on the outside, bay windows can have a dramatic effect on a home's interior. Not only do they fill the room with light, but they can also make the rooms appear larger. Some imaginative designers will use creative colors and/or upholstery to make the bay window the focal point of the room, while others use it as a space for a built-in window seat or desk. Moreover, whether you're displaying a Christmas tree or a menorah this season, a bay window serves as a natural focal point for decorations. We take a look at apartments with bay windows that look impressive now and all year round.

632 West End Avenue, #1FRONT
$385,000
Riverside Dr./West End Ave. | Cooperative | Studio, 1 Bath | 365 ft2

632 West End Avenue, #1FRONT (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)



Sutton Manor East, #2C (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)



The Waterford, #34C (Corcoran Group)



232 President Street, #3R (Corcoran Group)



119 Prospect Park West, #2 (Keller Williams NYC)



99 State Street, #4E (The Agency Brokerage)



Hudson Tower, #7AB (Corcoran Group)



11 Hoyt, #40J (Corcoran Group)



The Corinthian, #18Q (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)



Butterfield House, #2B (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)


1 East 66th Street, #2A
$3,195,000 (-4.6%)
Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St. | Cooperative | 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

1 East 66th Street, #2A (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)



CitySpire, #3501 (Corcoran Group)



19 East 88th Street, #PHA (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)



Lantern House, #1503 (Corcoran Group)


40 East 62nd Street, #5W
$5,500,000
Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St. | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths | 2,060 ft2

40 East 62nd Street, #5W (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)


50 United Nations Plaza, #25B
$5,995,000 (-24.6%)
Turtle Bay/United Nations | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 3,004 ft2

50 United Nations Plaza, #25B (Zeckendorf Marketing LLC)



10 Remsen Street, #House (Leslie J Garfield & Co Inc)


33 West 71st Street, #Building
$11,500,000 (-4.1%)
Central Park West | Townhouse | 6+ Bedrooms, 6+ Baths | 8,500 ft2

33 West 71st Street, #Building (Prime Manhattan Residential LLC)


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