Space and Elegant Design Details Abound in This Three Bedroom Home This three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment at 130 East 75th Street was exquisitely gut renovated with nothing untouched, resulting in a beautifully laid out space all designed for comfortable city living and entertaining. The apartment was reconfigured with a "personal area" and "public area," so that the three large bedrooms are separated from the public area using pocket doors, allowing for flexibility. Current owner's built a rare kitchen with two dishwashers (Miele and Bosch), a blue star gas range, and a Wolfe electric oven, a Sub Zero refrigerator and Sub Zero refrigerator drawers, and a wine refrigerator. Enter into a gracious foyer connecting the dining and living spaces, with redesigned and expanded closet space that can has two full shelves to hold gloves, scarves, baseball hats, etc. The living room faces East with a statuary polished marble fireplace, and a built-in bookcase and cabinet complete with lighting. The sizable dining room features elegant Japanese Silky String Agate by Philip Jeffries and can accommodate tables up to 12 and has two sets of pocket doors to separate it from the kitchen and bedroom areas when desired. The kitchen was designed with function and style in mind--every detail was thoughtfully considered, down to the heated Pompeii stone floors. The space is magnificently laid out with Ann Sacks tiling throughout, uninterrupted by electrical plugs as located above the wall with the undercounter lights, glass cabinets, and custom millwork. There is an electric Wolf oven and a gas Blue Star range convection and gas oven, featuring a vented hood. There are two dishwashers in the kitchen, one by Miele and one by Bosch, and the microwave is accessible behind door to give you extra counter space. The wine refrigerator is adjacent to the second dishwasher and has the same millwork. The kitchen is also home to an eat-in dining nook and the washer and dryer space, featuring a full-size LG washer and externally-vented dryer. It has a built-in bar and glass-faced cabinets with lighting. It also has a pantry and an area dedicated to cleaning supplies. The primary bedroom has built-in cabinets for ample storage, along with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. The bathroom is equipped with a double vanity featuring a Thassos marble vanity top, WaterWorks hardware, and a toilet by Toto, along with Bianco Dolomiti marble walls and Empire Eternity Mosaic floor. There are two other sizable bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom that also has Waterworks hardware, including a hand held shower, a Toto toilet, Bianco Dolomiti marble walls and Herringbone marble floor. The third bathroom also has Waterworks hardware, along with Schumacher Twiggy wallpaper, Bianco Alanur marble in the shower, Carrara marble mosaic floor, and a Toto toilet. This bathroom is located in a hallway close to public areas, but across from the third bedroom. There is central air conditioning with two zones, and "city quiet windows" to reduce street noise. The electrical system was recently updated, along with a wired Sonos sound system throughout the apartment that is hidden in the kitchen, dining room, and primary bathroom. The redesign ensures that there is storage space for common items from bath towels to bandaids and has created such a space between the second and first bedrooms. This apartment is the only one in the C,D, or E lines to be reconfigured such that there is a true third bedroom and separate bathroom. 130 East 75th Street is situated between Park and Lexington Avenues in the heart of the Upper East Side. The historic building was built in the 1920s by noted architects Schwartz & Gross. This white glove co-op features an inviting lobby with a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, gym, storage space, and a shared laundry room. Building allows 65% financing and there is a 2% buyer flip tax.
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