Stunning, newly renovated and never lived in, this 3BD/3BA residence meticulously combines prewar details with modern enhancements – and at an amazingly low monthly maintenance. The oversized living room with Chevron French white oak flooring flows beautifully into a spacious dining room creating a 34’2” long great room. Dramatic new 11’ floor-to-ceilings windows frame the space which has 12’ ceilings. The rooms also feature an antique 19th century white marble decorative fireplace, originally from NYC’s famed Plaza Hotel, topped with a 19th century Louis-Phillipe gold-trimmed mirror. Adjacent is a bar with Zephyr wine fridge, seating for two and LED-lit library shelving for your collections. An impressive open kitchen offers custom cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, and top of the line appliances: Wolf gas range, SubZero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher as well as a Toshiba combination microwave/airfryer. The primary suite features a wall of California-style floor-to-ceiling closets and a spacious en-suite Carrarra marble bath with double sinks, separate shower and a claw foot deep soaking tub with a television for your enjoyment. A walk-in laundry room offers a full-size Samsung washer and dryer. In a separate wing are two additional bedrooms, one with an ensuite bath. There is a third full bathroom on the hallway that doubles as a powder room. Each bedroom has a wall of custom-fitted closets. 4M is a Smart Home, all controlled from a centralized wall-mounted iPad in the gallery. This includes a 4-zoned Mitsubishi central air conditioning system, 6-zoned sound system for every room, dimmable Lutron lighting, and kitchen appliances. Throughout the residence are beamed ceilings, Chevron French white oak flooring, and exceptional storage space reaching to ceiling height. Known as the Atelier, 33 West 67th St is a full-service luxury building with a 24-hour elevator operator/doorman, a charming roof deck, and a laundry room. This pre-war cooperative is located on historic West 67 Street, one of the most sought after blocks on the West Side, close to Lincoln Center and Central Park. West 67th Street is known as “Artists’ Row,” in recognition of the double height studio duplexes on the block that have over the years housed many artists, writers and musicians.