Introducing Residence 2H at the Apthorp - one of the most exceptional and meticulously restored residences ever offered at the iconic, celebrated New York City landmark, renowned for its grandeur and architectural distinction. This exquisite three-bedroom, three-bath corner home represents the pinnacle of timeless elegance seamlessly blended with modern sophistication. From the moment you enter the dramatic marble and hand-laid mosaic tile gallery, it's clear this is no ordinary residence. Soaring 11-foot ceilings, custom wainscoting, intricate crown and door moldings, and original plaster reliefs create an ambiance of refined historic charm, while beautifully refinished herringbone oak floors ground the space with warmth and texture. Every modern convenience has been carefully integrated, including multi-zone central air conditioning, high-speed wiring, and new period-style, double-pane windows that ensure both tranquility and energy efficiency. Bathed in natural light from multiple exposures, the expansive corner living room enjoys green tree-laden northwestern glimpses of Riverside Park and the rolling hills of New Jersey, with hints of the Hudson River just minutes away. A striking ceiling medallion serves as a centerpiece, drawing the eye upward and enhancing the room's gracious proportions. Adjacent is a refined third bedroom, ideal for a library, office, or guest retreat. The primary suite is a tranquil haven, boasting generous custom storage and an opulent, windowed en-suite marble bath outfitted with Waterworks fixtures, a deep soaking tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower, and a private water closet. The heart of the home is a chef's kitchen restored in a style typical of a countryside French home. The windowed eat-in space features a Calacatta marble island, custom cabinetry, and premium appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range, and dual dishwashers. Thoughtful touches include limestone floors, a Waterworks backsplash, concealed washer/dryer, and an abundance of storage. Renowned LA-based design firm Loaf Design re-envisioned the interiors with a bespoke furniture plan that artfully blends new and existing pieces. Their thoughtful approach introduced custom lighting, refined textiles, and a sophisticated palette of paint and wallpaper tailored to the apartment's natural light and architectural nuances, creating a harmonious interplay of color, texture, and space throughout. Built in 1908 by William Waldorf Astor, The Apthorp remains one of Manhattan's most prestigious addresses. This full-service condominium offers residents a suite of resort-style amenities, including four attended lobbies, on-site parking, a private spa and wellness center with sauna, steam room, and yoga studio, a fitness center, children's playroom, media lounge, catering kitchen, and billiards room. Set amid lush private gardens and flanked by Riverside and Central Parks, The Apthorp provides the ultimate blend of privacy, prestige, and convenience.