You enter the Fulton House through its glass lobby, the only such structure along Boulevard East. The shared thrill for all Fulton House residents is the view of the Hudson River and Manhattan, plus the feeling of wafting river breezes when they open a window or sit on a porch. In addition to atmosphere, most units have a similarly-shaped, 400 square foot main living area. Beyond this dimension, however, interior decoration differs widely from apartment to apartment. The unit seen in the first two photos, for example, has an enclosed kitchenette, plus divisions that provide distinct living, office, and dining areas. A number of owners, however, opt for completely open space, where kitchenette walls are removed and the food preparation area is elongated. The following three photos provide an example of the open style. Note that this particular unit was extensively remodeled in 2005. Here you see a full-size dining room set, plus plenty of space to walk around. Note that in the above photo, the door to the far right leads out to the hallway, and the one in the middle, to the bedroom. Studio apartments do not have that second set of stairs. This custom-made kitchen takes very little space, yet features a full-size refrigerator and stove. The walled kitchenette found in other units, however, requires apartment-sized appliances. The sunny view, of course, is a standard feature of all Fulton House interiors! To the right of this window (but not seen in the photo) is a glass patio door leading to a porch, plus a non-obtrusive, 45" flat screen TV on the adjacent wall. Note that windows in all apartments slide open and are not sealed. Porches are large enough for a patio table with two or three chairs. Questions? Fulton House Board of Directors