They tend to have higher ceilings, larger rooms, detailed moldings and fixtures, cozy fireplaces, parquet floors, and separate rooms for servant's quarters, dining rooms, and pantries. But charm doesn't come cheap. Since top-end prewar buildings are in limited supply, they tend to command significantly higher prices. Also, aging appliances, water stains, old plumbing and wiring, and low water pressure tend to come with the territory. Keep your eyes peeled for potential money pits.
Most postwar apartments come fully loaded with amenities.
Features such as new appliances, gyms, party rooms, pools, housekeeping and valet service, and sunroofs are postwar signatures. But while postwar buildings are stocked with modern conveniences, they lack the charm and detailing that characterizes prewar buildings. 444 Park Ave. While MLX endeavors to verify the truth and accuracy of the information contained herein, MLX makes no representation or warranty with respect to such information. Accordingly, all information is published by MLX subject to error, omission, change or withdrawal without notice.