Make your home in Midtown’s most exciting enclave in this beautifully gut-renovated two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom showplace in one of Turtle Bay’s most sought-after full-service condominiums. Spanning 1,321 square feet, this luxurious home welcomes you inside with wide-plank white oak floors, a chic open layout and extra tall windows facing north and south. A gracious foyer, flanked by a coat closet and powder room, usher you into the expansive living room where you’ll find a generous footprint for living and dining areas. The chef’s kitchen dazzles with abundant cabinetry, stone counters and upscale appliances. The desirable split-bedroom places the spacious owner’s suite along the northern exposure, where a huge walk-in closet attends to wardrobe needs and an en suite marble bathroom boasts contemporary fixtures.

Near the entry, a second large bedroom suite offers southern outlooks, a roomy closet and an en suite bathroom. Central HVAC and an in-unit washer-dryer add comfort and ease to this like-new Midtown sanctuary. 100 United Nations Plaza is an angular contemporary tower with a commanding presence among the Midtown East skyline. A stately porte-cochre entrance through a lush multi-level garden and a sleek lobby make a dramatic first impression.

Residents of this revered pet-friendly condominium enjoy a 24-hour attended lobby and concierge service, a 5,000 square-foot fitness center, a business center, laundry room, entertainment lounge, breathtaking outdoor space and an onsite 24-hour parking garage. Located just inches from the United Nations, this prime Turtle Bay/Midtown East neighborhood is an international destination filled with consulates and embassies. Enjoy easy access to Dag Hammarskjold Plaza and riverfront outdoor space, plus premier Midtown shopping, dining and entertainment. Nearby E, M, 4/5/6, S and 7 trains, the East 34th Street ferry landing, excellent bus service, CitiBike stations and proximity to the FDR, Midtown tunnel, Queensboro Bridge and Triboro Bridge make this one of the most accessible neighborhoods in the city.

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