The Astor
GRACIOUS LIVING RE-ENVISIONED.
235 W 75th St, New York, NY 10023

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About Property

A GILDED AGE PROPERTY. FOR A NEW GILDED AGE.

The Astor, a three-building complex commissioned by William Waldorf Astor and designed by Clinton & Russell in 1901, has a venerable architectural lineage that could never be imitated or duplicated today. Through the vision of HFZ, it has been enriched and reborn for this millennium as a majestic addition to one of the most sought-after family neighborhoods in the Upper West Side.

A restoration of the exterior limestone façade, Juliet balconies and copper cornice gives way to an interior of meticulously refreshed common areas and living spaces that exquisitely unite old and new. Its light-filled three wings hold generously proportioned homes that exude both classicism and contemporary comfort. Conceived by renowned interior designers Pembrooke & Ives as ‘horizontal townhouses,’ in each, wood burning fireplaces and beamed ceilings flow into expansive open kitchens, comfortable family spaces and generously oversized closets. At The Astor, HFZ’s exacting standards have created dwellings that perfectly mirror those of today’s discerning families.

Team

PEMBROOKE & IVES

Manhattan’s fast and furious pace is both dazzling and daunting. In this future-forward landscape, inventively preserving history and preparing it for the future is a mandate; one at which Pembrooke & Ives excels. Single-mindedly focused on interiors, this esteemed firm-named to Architectural Digest’s Top 100 and sought after by the world’s most discerning clientele- specializes in creating an ambiance where the past echoes, the present is at home and the luxuries of tomorrow are anticipated.

Additional Team

BP ARCHITECTS
WSP MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
EDWARDS & ZUCK / STANTEC

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Location

  • The Astor
  • Leisure/Entertainment
  • Dining

Contact Us

The Astor
235 W 75th St
New York, NY 10023

(212) 501-7575

info@theastor.com

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A venerable architectural lineage that could never be imitated or duplicated.
Creating an ambiance where the past echoes, the present is at home and tomorrow is seamlessly integrated.