Welcome home to your sunlit sanctuary at 235 E 73rd St, Unit 2B!! This charming oversized coop studio is a perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Tailor-made for those seeking a bright and spacious haven in the heart of the city, this pin-drop quiet apartment is proudly situated on one of the most sought-after streets in the neighborhood- conveniently right around the corner from the 2nd Ave Q-line! Upon entering the spacious foyer, to the left you will find a full bathroom as well as a massive walk-in cedar wood closet that seamlessly combines practicality with style.

Say goodbye to clutter as you organize your wardrobe in this generous space, making mornings a breeze. Stepping down into the spacious living area, warmth and sophistication exudes as natural light floods through large south facing windows, illuminating the hardwood floors and well-designed open kitchen. Explore your culinary creativity with its stainless steel appliances and custom kitchen island, boasting the perfect dining area that can easily double as a work space!

A large pantry closet sits next to the kitchen as well- giving you all the storage space needed for those bulk shopping hauls! And to round out this perfect gem of an apartment - every winter, the owner of this apartment will have a front row seat to the gorgeous twinkling spectacle of the brightly lit tree-lined street just outside their window. The Eastgate cooperative is a pre-war luxury building designed by famous architect Emory Roth and built in 1936 by Bing & Bing. Pet friendly and transportation accessible (Q/6 trains nearby), residents of this full-service building also indulge in having a full-time doorman, resident manager, large central laundry room, generous fitness center with Peloton bikes and a common courtyard space.

There is a $100.19 assessment until August 2025. Subletting allowed after 2 years ownership, 3 of every 5 years. 80% financing and pied a terres allowed, gifting and guarantors are considered on a case-by case basis.

2% flip tax paid by Selller. **Please note first photo is virtually staged

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