130 E 17th St APT 3A, Manhattan, NY 10003

Welcome to 130 E 17th Street, Apartment 3A - a delightful blend of contemporary elegance and timeless prewar charm. Nestled in the heart of Gramercy right off Irving Place, this sunlit and inviting one-bedroom is a perfect quiet retreat tucked away from the bustle of Union Square. This residence boasts expansive windows with northern exposure that frame tranquil views of the tree-lined 17th Street. 11’10" ceilings enhance the space giving it a bright and lofty feel. The living area showcases a pristine white brick, wood-burning fireplace and hardwood floors throughout. The kitchen is beautifully renovated with sleek stainless-steel appliances, including a bosch dishwasher, a Liebherr fridge, and a 30-inch gas range stove with 5 burners. The kitchen's allure is further accentuated by a backdrop of white subway tiles, deep indigo cabinetry, and sleek marble countertops. The bedroom, also overlooking the serene 17th Street, boasts an entire wall of meticulously designed floor-to-ceiling storage and accommodates a queen-size bed. The renovated bathroom features an expansive glass-enclosed stall shower, adorned with white subway tiles. Also, in the bathroom you will find a washer/dryer with overhead storage, adding modern day convenience. 130 E 17th Street is a boutique prewar coop with charming red brick. The building offers communal storage in the basement. Pied-à-terre, co-purchasing, gifting, and guarantors, are allowed. The location of this home is truly perfect as you are tucked away from the bustle on 3rd avenue and Union Square and connected to true Gramercy along the enchanting Irving Place. You are surrounded by a plethora of restaurants and boutiques on Irving Place such as Casa Mono, Bedford Cheese Shop, Bar Jamon and Café Panna. Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Westside Market, Union Square Farmers Market are all within 4 blocks. Union square is just one block away (N,Q,R,W,4,5,6,L Trains). This also happens to be a very dog friendly neighborhood as you are surrounded by a plethora of parks.