Superbly located in the Plaza District between Park and Lexington Avenues, Unit 211 is a sprawling space, estimated at 2400 square feet, with multiple large windows facing South onto East 56th Street. On the second floor of the historic Lombardy Hotel, it is currently configured as a reception area, two large primary offices with built-ins and private baths, a secondary office, conference room, a large open admin area, file/copy room, a half bath, and kitchenette. There are two entrances to the unit and a convenient third egress that accesses the freight elevator. The space is designated as a Doctor's Office, although other uses, such as office space or conversion to a residential unit may be permitted with DOB and Board Approval. The Lombardy allows shareholders to sublease both for the long- and short-term, as well as allowing exclusive use by owner. William Randolph Hearst built The Lombardy in the mid-1920's. The hotel occupies a prime Plaza District location in the heart of Midtown East, on the north side of East 56th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues. It was converted to a Hotel Cooperative in 1955, and retains an understated, residential ambience. In-house amenities include a barber and salon, coffee shop, dining, package delivery, housekeeping, and a fitness center. There is a 24-hour doorman and concierge services. Electricity is included in the monthly maintenance. The Lombardy is steps away from all major public transportation at 59th and Lexington. A short distance from Grand Central Station. Convenient to cross town. Pet friendly. 50% financing allowed. 2% flip tax. Foreign and Corporate buyers are welcomed.
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