Let's Dance- A Legend lived here

Let′s Dance- A Legend lived here
let’s dance

put on your red shoes and dance the blues.
before you lies a dream with central park front views—
forty feet of skyline framed by windows wide,
the ninth floor perch where　 green and city coincide.

a foyer welcomes softly, twelve by eleven deep,
then opens to a living room where　 panoramas sweep.
tall towering windows gather all the park can give,
a front row seat to life, to watch, to breathe, to live.

a king-sized primary suite whispers rest in marble glow,
with closets like a chorus lined in careful rows.
a dressing room for quiet thoughts, a sink for artful grace,
a bath of stone and shimmer—your own serene escape.

another bedroom waits in sunlight’s gentle hands,
a walk in closet spacious as a dream that expands.
the third, wood paneled, gazes toward the park’s embrace—
a study, music room, or bedroom, easily shifting shape and place.

a kitchen newly polished, a powder room nearby,
four zones of perfect climate, cool in summer’s sigh.
washer, dryer, wired for sound, utilities in tow—
comfort woven seamlessly where　ver you may go.

once a music legend lingered here in quiet thought,
his melodies inspired by the views this home has brought.
essex house, 1931—its glowing sign still gleams,
a crown above the treetops, watching over dreams.

concierge and fitness, spa and soothing stays,
room service, valet, linens pressed in lavish ways.
a ballroom for special moments, a space for work or art,
a haven in the city, beating close to central park.

here, columbus circle hums with rhythm, bright and grand,
fifth avenue unfolds its wealth a short and storied span.
cafés, rooftops, music halls, museums rich and bold—
culture, style, and wonder in a tapestry of gold.

wollman rink, and tavern on the green just steps away,
shopping halls and flagship stores to fill a perfect day.
and trains that cross the city—a to 1 and all between—
carry you through manhattan, through every vivid scene.

this home is more than rooms; it’s rhythm, life, and light—
a dance with central park that stretches day to night