We go up there many nights over the summer for wine and cheese it’s such a civilized way to spend an evening. My other favorite building “extra” is the roof deck.
Just the fact that there’s a pool should be enough to attract any buyer, but on top of actually existing, the pool is spectacular, historic and well-kept, just like the rest of the building. JG: Well first of all, let’s talk about the pool. SS: What are some of the things that you love about London Terrace? (The commute from 23rd to 116th is surprisingly easy!) And, I wanted to finish my degree at Columbia, which I started right as I was moving into the building. But also because I missed the theater and I wanted to get back on stage. I moved back to New York because it’s my home I was born and raised here and my family is here. The show only lasted a season but I kept working-mostly on television crime procedural!-so I stayed for almost six years. (My time in the Bernadette Peters Broadway revival of Gypsy is how I bought the apartment!) A show called Commander-in-Chief moved me out to LA. (If you can happily live with someone in 400 square feet you should probably marry them.) My now husband and I have lived together here since 2013. After a year or so I moved to LA for a job, so we sublet the apartment out for a few years, then I moved back for good in 2011.
SS: How long have you been at London Terrace?
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