A coveted corner unit, Apartment 4B at 140 East 28th Street is a stunningly elegant, oversized one-bedroom in pristine, move-in condition. With generously-sized rooms, 9’ beamed ceilings, a wood burning fireplace, and a WFH office alcove, this spacious home offers pre-war style and charm, updated for today.

The living room and office alcove are bathed in light from two walls of eastern and southern-facing windows, making work from home a treat.

Or, easily create a home office with door, as seen in floor plans.

The stylish entry hall includes two enormous closets and culminates in a gracious archway, welcoming you to a granite breakfast bar and dedicated dining area: perfect for entertaining. The updated, sunny kitchen-with an eastern-facing window-features a large, pull-out pantry, stainless steel appliances, and vast cabinet space.

Watch TV above a roaring fire in the grandly scaled living room.

With enough space for both a sectional and a full-sized pull-out sofa, entertaining overnight guests is a breeze. And, Apartment 4B is one of the only units in the building where the spa-like granite and tile bathroom can be entered directly from the living room or from the bedroom. No walking through the bedroom to reach the bathroom!

The bedroom is a haven.

With tall, beamed ceilings and room for a king-size bed, dual nightstands and dresser, it even boasts a large built-in California Closet. Wake up refreshed, WFH, then entertain on the gorgeous, landscaped, furnished roof deck with spectacular views.

See photos and video, or better yet, come by and take a look 140 East 28th is a luxury, full service, pet-friendly Co-op with a 24/7 Doorperson.

An exceptional Bing & Bing building (one of the most important real estate developers in NYC in the early 20th century) 140 was designed by the famed Emery Roth & Sons Architects. Bike storage, pied-a-terres and subletting allowed. Close to Trader Joe’s, a brand-new Whole Foods, Madison Square Park, and just one block from mass transit.

Yes, it’s got it all. Contact me for a private showing.

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