19 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Apr 29, 2024Days on Market: 19Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Lenox Hill (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 124 times
Monthly Maintenance:
$15,119
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$25,176
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$40,295
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 50% ($3,750,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Exclusivity and Pet-Friendly: The pet-friendly building features 22 apartments across 11 floors, providing a sense of exclusivity and privacy.
- Design and Layout: The expansive and versatile layout includes elegant details such as original wood paneling, custom millwork, and four wood-burning fireplaces. The apartment features a private elevator landing and gallery with a fireplace, a large south-facing living room, a wood-paneled corner library, and five generously sized bedrooms.
- Kitchen and Amenities: The large and bright open chef’s kitchen comes with a serving pantry, laundry room, and staff room with an ensuite bathroom. The residence also includes a convenient wet bar, powder room, and ample closet space throughout.
- Primary Bedroom Suite: The primary bedroom suite includes an office, dressing room, and large ensuite corner bath, providing a luxurious living experience.
- Building and Amenities: The building, designed by renowned architects W. I. Rouse and L. A. Goldstone in 1924, is a white-glove boutique cooperative with full-time doormen and a resident manager. Amenities include a beautifully landscaped roof terrace, individual storage bins, pram and bicycle storage, and firewood storage.
- Location: This full-floor residence is located in the heart of the Upper East Side in the Lenox Hill neighborhood, offering high-floor outlooks in four directions for plenty of natural light and morning sun from the eastern exposures.
Description
Perfectly located in the heart of the Upper East Side, this wonderful full-floor residence benefits from an expansive and versatile layout and elegant proportions. With high-floor outlooks in four directions, the apartment is also gloriously sun-filled and awash with exceptional detail, such as original wood paneling and a plethora of custom millwork, as well as four wood-burning fireplaces.
From wood-paneled private elevator landing, a Gallery with pleasing proportions and a wood-burning fireplace serves as the focal point of this residence.
An attractively arched corridor opens to the large, south-facing Living Room and the adjacent very handsome wood-paneled corner Library, both with wood-burning fireplaces. Nearby, a convenient wet bar, powder room and coat closets are accessible. The splendid Dining Room offers lovely western views from far, and a further wood-burning fireplace.
Beyond, a large and very bright open chef’s Kitchen wraps the northwest corner of the building and is supported by a serving pantry, a Laundry Room, and a Staff Room with an ensuite bathroom. Private Quarters include a lovely Primary Bedroom Suite comprised of a large east-facing Bedroom, a small Office, a Dressing Room with ample closets, and a large ensuite corner bath. There are four additional Bedrooms. All are extremely generous in size.
Two bedrooms share a bath and have glorious eastern outlooks, and the other two both have ensuite baths. One of these wraps the southeast corner of the building, has wonderfully bright light, and a decorative fireplace; the other has western views. Throughout, there are very ample closets. The present simplex apartment, while brought in every way to today’s standard, retains an old-world glamour and elegance which lends itself easily to the prospect of gracious entertaining and extremely comfortable living.
Designed by renowned architects W. I. Rouse and L. A. Goldstone in 1924, 131 East 69th Street is white-glove boutique cooperative. Impeccable staffing at this coveted address includes full-time doormen and a resident manager. Amenities include a beautifully landscaped roof terrace and the use of individual storage bins, as well as pram and bicycle and firewood storage.
Pets are welcome.
An attractively arched corridor opens to the large, south-facing Living Room and the adjacent very handsome wood-paneled corner Library, both with wood-burning fireplaces. Nearby, a convenient wet bar, powder room and coat closets are accessible. The splendid Dining Room offers lovely western views from far, and a further wood-burning fireplace.
Beyond, a large and very bright open chef’s Kitchen wraps the northwest corner of the building and is supported by a serving pantry, a Laundry Room, and a Staff Room with an ensuite bathroom. Private Quarters include a lovely Primary Bedroom Suite comprised of a large east-facing Bedroom, a small Office, a Dressing Room with ample closets, and a large ensuite corner bath. There are four additional Bedrooms. All are extremely generous in size.
Two bedrooms share a bath and have glorious eastern outlooks, and the other two both have ensuite baths. One of these wraps the southeast corner of the building, has wonderfully bright light, and a decorative fireplace; the other has western views. Throughout, there are very ample closets. The present simplex apartment, while brought in every way to today’s standard, retains an old-world glamour and elegance which lends itself easily to the prospect of gracious entertaining and extremely comfortable living.
Designed by renowned architects W. I. Rouse and L. A. Goldstone in 1924, 131 East 69th Street is white-glove boutique cooperative. Impeccable staffing at this coveted address includes full-time doormen and a resident manager. Amenities include a beautifully landscaped roof terrace and the use of individual storage bins, as well as pram and bicycle and firewood storage.
Pets are welcome.
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Apartment Amenities
- Eastern Exposures
Listing courtesy of
Sothebys International Realty
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