Built in the French Renaissance style, The Chateau, a cluster of twelve buildings surrounding a common garden, was designed by renowned architect Andrew J. Thomas, and constructed in 1923.

Starting in the classical foyer, you'll notice the original gorgeous inlayed hardwood floors which continue throughout the apartment. The classically divided interior places the private bedroom wing of the home to your right, and the dining and entertaining spaces to your left.

The living room features a wood burning fireplace, traditional conserved details such as built-in bookcases, mouldings and millwork.

The adjoining formal dining room is spacious and light-filled with windows on the western and northern exposures.

A renovated windowed kitchen completes the set with granite countertops, walnut cabinets, a farmhouse sink and stainless appliances including a gas double oven with warming drawer and the original and functional dumbwaiter.

The generously sized master bedroom and renovated ensuite bath combine the classical aesthetic and lovely garden views with the luxury and modernity of a double shower head with rain shower, deep soaking tub, and his and her closets. The hall bathroom is equally renovated and is equally purposeful and useful with a glass enclosed shower and two additional bedrooms face the garden for your family or guests.

Close to the Sunday farmer's market, park and with excellent MTA access, The Chateau doesn't disappoint.