David Duchovny’s Manhattan co-op is new to the market this spring. The three-and-three arrives with an asking price of $7.5 million.

The living style of the unit is rustic, modern and prewar by turns. The Upper West Side building that houses it opened in 1931, and was designed by Emery Roth.

Duchovny’s flat features a living room with built-in bookshelves, large casement windows, a wood-burning fireplace, and herringbone floors that have been given a dark coffee treatment. The property features a gallery entryway and an eat-in kitchen.

Balanced equitably between cityscape and garden, the Park views available from the unit contribute greatly to the living style. An outdoor terrace overlooks the reservoir, and the apartment’s master suite offers nearly the same vista.

Duchovny’s recent screen work includes the smartly written period cop drama Aquarius. Other than that, he appears to keep busy with his pen; his latest novel is Truly Like Lightning, published this year by FSG.