26 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Apr 23, 2024Days on Market: 26Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St. (Manhattan)
Monthly Maintenance:
$3,970
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$10,070
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$14,040
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 25% ($500,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Open house:
- The afternoon of Sunday, May 19
Insider Highlights
- Inclusive Maintenance: GAS & ELECTRIC are included in the maintenance, ensuring a hassle-free living experience.
- Prime Location: This enchanting 2-bedroom plus office apartment is located in a prime neighborhood, Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St., close to Central Park, world-class museums and galleries, fantastic restaurants, and shopping. The apartment overlooks idyllic townhouses of 76th Street.
- Architectural Charm: The apartment is situated in a historic mansion built by Parish & Schroeder Architects in 1895 and retains original prewar details including extra-high 10’ ceilings, plaster moldings, two fireplaces, and beautiful oak and mahogany hardwood floors. The building is a co-op with 11 apartments and 5 floors, built in 1920.
- Light and Space: The apartment features oversized windows and north/south exposure for abundant natural light, a graciously scaled living room with ornate molding, a wood-burning fireplace, and lush green views. The spacious primary bedroom comes with a large office that can be used as a den, additional closet, or gym.
- Modern Amenities: Fully renovated with elegant finishes, the apartment boasts a large kitchen with white Silestone counters, custom cabinets, and high-end appliances. It also includes two and a half bathrooms, one with a large glass shower, double sinks, a Robern medicine cabinet, and a Toto washlet toilet.
- Flexible Co-op Policies: The co-op allows Pied-a-terres, subletting, pets, and an in-unit washer & dryer. The building permits 75% financing and has a laundry room downstairs.
Description
Welcome home to this enchanting 2 bedroom plus office floor-through located on a gorgeous tree-lined mid-seventies block between Fifth Avenue and Madison. This sophisticated coop is dripping with prewar details, from extra-high 10’ ceilings and plaster moldings to two fireplaces (one decorative and one woodburning), and beautiful oak and mahogany hardwood floors. Oversized windows and north/south exposure flood the apartment with light all day long.
The apartment is fully renovated in a tastefully elegant way. Off the marble-adorned foyer is a large kitchen with white Silestone counters, custom cabinets, and the best appliances, including a Wolf gas range and Liebherr refrigerator. The living room is graciously scaled with ornate molding, 10’ ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and lush green views.
North exposures overlook idyllic townhouses of 76th Street. The second bedroom, located off the living room, offers beautiful built-in closets and plenty of room for a queen-size bed. The primary bedroom is private and enormous.
It is super sunny and pin-drop quiet. The suite includes a large office that can be used as a den, additional closet, or gym. A decorative fireplace, large closets, and equally high ceilings complete the space. There are two and a half bathrooms. One has a large glass shower, double sinks, a Robern medicine cabinet, and a Toto washlet toilet.
The second bathroom is bright and white with a soaking tub, Hansgrohe rain shower system, and a double Porcelanosa vanity, framed by neutral white and gray marble tiles. There is also a powder room with a motorized Toto Toilet with a built-in bidet. This apartment offers the perfect mix of sophistication and function while retaining original details and great flow. The historic mansion was built by Parish & Schroeder Architects in 1895 and comprised of 7 units.
This ultra-prime location offers Central Park, world-class museums and galleries, fantastic restaurants, and shopping. The co-op allows Pied-a-terres, subletting, pets, and allows an in-unit washer & dryer. There is a laundry room downstairs and the building permits 75% financing.
GAS & ELECTRIC are included in the maintenance.
The apartment is fully renovated in a tastefully elegant way. Off the marble-adorned foyer is a large kitchen with white Silestone counters, custom cabinets, and the best appliances, including a Wolf gas range and Liebherr refrigerator. The living room is graciously scaled with ornate molding, 10’ ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and lush green views.
North exposures overlook idyllic townhouses of 76th Street. The second bedroom, located off the living room, offers beautiful built-in closets and plenty of room for a queen-size bed. The primary bedroom is private and enormous.
It is super sunny and pin-drop quiet. The suite includes a large office that can be used as a den, additional closet, or gym. A decorative fireplace, large closets, and equally high ceilings complete the space. There are two and a half bathrooms. One has a large glass shower, double sinks, a Robern medicine cabinet, and a Toto washlet toilet.
The second bathroom is bright and white with a soaking tub, Hansgrohe rain shower system, and a double Porcelanosa vanity, framed by neutral white and gray marble tiles. There is also a powder room with a motorized Toto Toilet with a built-in bidet. This apartment offers the perfect mix of sophistication and function while retaining original details and great flow. The historic mansion was built by Parish & Schroeder Architects in 1895 and comprised of 7 units.
This ultra-prime location offers Central Park, world-class museums and galleries, fantastic restaurants, and shopping. The co-op allows Pied-a-terres, subletting, pets, and allows an in-unit washer & dryer. There is a laundry room downstairs and the building permits 75% financing.
GAS & ELECTRIC are included in the maintenance.
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