The Westly, 251 West 91st Street, #8B

Enter this bright 1,868 sf three bedroom home with 2.5 baths from your foyer featuring white oak herringbone flooring, entry closet and a powder room with Calacatta Gold marble floor and accent walls. The foyer opens out to a corner living/dining room wrapped in windows. The windowed kitchen includes Crema Delicato marble counters, white matte lacquer cabinets by Aster Cucine, and appliances by Gaggenau.

The primary bedroom suite includes 3 large closets and an en-suite 4 fixture bathroom with radiant heated Calacatta Gold and Thassos mosaic marble floors, Calacatta Gold slab marble walls and vanity counter, double sinks, and a stall shower. All fixtures are by Waterworks in polished nickle. The two secondary bedrooms share a 4 fixture bathroom with Namibia white marble floor, accent wall, vanity top with double sinks and tub surround.

The Bosch washer/dryer is conveniently located in a separate closet. Welcome home!

A New Era in the Upper West Side Has Begun.
The 20 stories of Era modernize the beloved pre-war construction so popular in its orbit, evolving the iconic Upper West Side neighborhood. The striking cantilever design is progressive with a purpose: growing as it ascends, Era’s architecture allows for more open views, expansive common spaces, and generously sized residences, most with at least two exposures to maximize fresh air and natural light.

Most homes at Era are positioned on corners of the building.

Amenities include: 24-hour concierge, dramatic lobby with 30’ ceilings, lounge, live-in superintendent, fitness center, yoga studio, children’s playroom, music room, youth room, private storage, bike room, and pet grooming station. Finally, ascending to the top, the Rooftop Pool and Outdoor Deck/Kitchen awaits you for unforgettable moments above the classic Upper West Side.

Composed of Manhattan’s most iconic cultural landmarks and bordered by Central and Riverside Park, the Upper West Side has been home to true New Yorkers for generations.

Although a new era emerges, the localized-feel of this neighborhood remains.

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