Der Edelstein, 235 W End Ave, 5 De Lincoln Square, New York

Designed with quality craftsmanship, abundant storage, and functional living in mind, this move-in-ready home combines comfort, style, and convenience in every detail.

5DE is a beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence offering a thoughtfully designed open-concept layout with stylish custom finishes throughout. The spacious living and dining areas flow seamlessly together, creating the perfect space for both everyday living and entertaining. A large center island with counter seating anchors the kitchen, providing additional prep space, custom built-in storage, and a wine refrigerator.

The chef’s kitchen is equipped with premium appliances, including a Whirlpool refrigerator with freezer drawer, GE 4-burner cooktop with a vented range hood, and a Miele dishwasher. Wide-plank hardwood floors extend throughout the home, adding warmth and elegance.

The primary suite enjoys a peaceful corner exposure and features a custom floor-to-ceiling wall of closets with deep shelving, offering exceptional storage. The second bedroom also benefits from a corner exposure, bright with charming sky views and includes a custom-built closet. Both bathrooms are thoughtfully designed with elegant tile finishes, quartz countertops, Kohler fixtures, and Toto toilets, creating a refined, spa-like feel.

Additional highlights include a full laundry room with a utility sink, floor-to-ceiling storage, and tile flooring. Enjoy the modern appeal of a living room enhanced by a built-in television.

Built in 1928 by Bing & Bing, 235 West End Avenue is a 17-story prewar condominium with 143 residences, converted to condominium ownership in 1988. It is one of the few prewar condominiums on West End Avenue. Building amenities include a fitness center, landscaped garden, rooftop deck, children’s playroom, bicycle room, private storage, and a central laundry room. Ideally located near Riverside Park and Central Park, the building is also close to the Upper West Side’s excellent restaurants, shopping, and neighborhood conveniences.

Taxes do not reflect abatement for primary residents.