Roberto Cabrera

Take the opportunity to come see this Large Alcove studio right in the heart of Manhattan's Upper East Side. Upon entering the foyer, you encounter an inviting primary living room with hardwood floors and lovely sun and light from the East. This commodious space allows for optimal flexibility of living styles and preferences. It can be configured in innumerable ways depending upon one's current

The Ardsley, one of the quintessential buildings which define Central Park West and its skyline. Located on the corner of West 92nd Street, within Central Park West's Historic District, it's an architectural gem, designed in 1931 in the Art Deco style by celebrated architect Emory Roth. The style is enhanced by the Mayan-inspired motifs and vertical lines on the fa ade. Within we