Converted Apple Bank Building is real estate to savor.

The historic Apple Bank Building, set on its own trapezoid-shaped city block in the heart of the Upper West Side, has undergone a complete renovation into 29 unique residences, announced Michele Conte, a senior vice president, managing director of Brown Harris Stevens On Site Marketing and Sales LLC, the exclusive selling agent for the condominiums.

One, two, three and four-bedroom homes are now offered for sale at the on-site sales office at 2112 Broadway, ranging from $1.85 million to $7.1 million, ranging in size from 1,359 to 4,500 s/f.. The building is already 40% sold and occupancy begins in February.

A designated landmark, the architectural integrity and intricate facade details of The Apple Bank Building were painstakingly preserved by SLCE Architects in the renovation. Twenty-two unique floorplans were designed to create 29 vast living spaces meticulously carved out to produce an ambiance that is simultaneously dramatic and livable; exciting and serene.

"This is collector's real estate," said Conte.

"Rarely does such a landmark building become available for conversion for residential use, particularly uptown. It is a special opportunity to acquire very rare real estate." With 11 units measuring more than 3,000 s/f, the room proportions in the Apple Bank Building are unprecedented. One four-bedroom home boasts a living/ dining room that measures nearly 600 s/f.

The towering ceilings range from approximately 10 to 13 feet on typical floors, while the second and third floor residences have incredible double-height ceilings.

Overall closet space is among the most expansive ever offered in a residential building in Manhattan, including one wardrobe room that measures an incredible 16 by 18 feet.

All homes in the Apple Bank Building have huge mullioned windows that frame views of the magnificent Ansonia to the West and quaint Verdi Square to the South.

Six duplex homes have private roof terraces bounded by six-foot high privacy fences and the building's towering steel trusses. The roof terraces are also generously proportioned, ranging in size from 150 to 461 square feet.

Residents will enjoy daily mail delivery to private antique bronze mailboxes at each residence entry door, access to the on-site commercial laundry room, and a private facility for grooming resident canines. An original Apple Bank room with magnificently detailed 24-foot ceiling, an original ornate chandelier, stone walls, and a massive arched mullioned window was converted into a private exercise room equipped with top-of-the-line equipment. A 24-hour concierge/doorman will attend the intimate lobby, which was expertly restored to its original elegance by Beyer Blinder Belle Architects. Bordered by Broadway and Amsterdam, and 73rd and 74th Streets, the commanding eight-story structure occupies one of the few crossroads sites in Manhattan, such as the Flatiron Building. The Apple Bank Building, originally built in 1929 to house the Central Savings Bank, was designed by architects York & Sawyer.