Apartment 2B at Sixty-Eight East Eighty-Sixth Street is a stunning one-bedroom with a high-end renovation in an elegant limestone and brick building built in 1912. This home will be admired by those with impeccable taste and a discerning eye. Upon entry you will immediately notice the soaring ceiling, and many original turn-of-the-century details.

The great room offers beautiful tree views through oversized windows, a gorgeous decorative fireplace and room for a living and dining arrangement. The gracious sized bedroom is a perfect oasis that can easily accommodate any size bed as well as several pieces of additional furniture. The windowed bathroom features a Toto toilet with a bidet washlet as well as a deep soaking tub.

The windowed kitchen has been transformed into an absolute showplace featuring elegant thick Calacatta marble countertops, a six-burner Bertazzoni oven and range hood, a Sub-Zero Pro Refrigerator with a glass door, a Bosch dishwasher, KitchenAid microwave, a deep Porcher kitchen farm sink, an exquisite House of Rohl faucet, and an ASKO washer and dryer. There is an abundance of tasteful white custom cabinetry with a pantry and a beautiful custom china cabinet. Enjoy your casual meals and morning cup of coffee at the breakfast bar.

A few other notable features of this refined home are the soaring 9’10” beamed ceilings, gorgeous moldings, hardwood floors and 1000 square feet of space. Sixty-Eight East Eighty Sixth Street is a boutique cooperative with twelve floors and only twenty-six residences. The beautifully appointed intimate lobby offers rich original details of classic marble floors and decorative moldings. With a full-time doorman and resident superintendent, this well staffed building is ideal for those seeking privacy and attentive service.

Perfectly situated less than two blocks from Central Park, gourmet grocers, many boutique shops, fine dining. world-renowned museums and the elegance that is synonymous with Madison Avenue. Pets are permitted with Board Approval and 75% financing is allowed.

Pied a terres are welcome.

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