Move right into this spacious and beautifully renovated prewar one-bedroom with a bonus room in the rarely available E line. Soaring ceilings and tall windows filtering plenty of natural light welcome you into an open living and dining space. Modernized with top-of-the-line appliances, the windowed kitchen offers a Bertazzoni gas range, a Miele dishwasher with an integrated cabinet front, a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator/freezer, and the all-important LG washer/dryer.

An abundance of cabinetry, honed Absolute Black granite countertops, and a subway-tiled marble backsplash complete the design.

The main bedroom easily accommodates a king-sized bed if so desired. The windowed bathroom just outside the bedroom has a deep soaking tub/shower combo, a Toto toilet and a custom, marble-topped vanity for extra storage. A bonus room is currently used as a sleeping area but would also make an excellent home office.

Other features include original hardwood floors with inlay, skim-coated walls, cove ceiling details, original door hardware, dimmer switches, custom window shades from the Shade Store and six, yes, six outfitted closets.

Built in 1915/16 by architects Neville and Bagge, 590 West End Avenue is a full-service building converted to a cooperative in 1988. With 13 floors and approximately 85 units, the co-op has a resident super and porter, a bike room, a laundry room, and private storage for rent. 590 West End allows up to 75% financing. It’s near the best shopping, restaurants and transportation the West Side has to offer.

The 2/3 express train has an entrance at 93rd and Broadway, the downtown 1 subway entrance is at 87th Street, and the uptown station is at 86th and Broadway. The M86 crosstown bus is a short block away, too. This home is just a block from Riverside Park and the Hudson River and a few blocks to Central Park.

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