Designer Prewar Two Bedroom Cooperative 1931 Origins with Downtown Aesthetic Details Meticulously renovated to bring a modern twist to classical details, this two bedroom corner apartment boasts windows from three sunny exposures. Currently configured as a one bedroom, it seamlessly uses the living room as a convertible two for when guests come to visit. Stained hardwood floors throughout the oversized living room and dining room are accentuated by a floor-to-ceiling Lincoln Calcutta marble wood burning fireplace. The windowed Poliform black glass kitchen is both beautiful and functional with Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, 70-bottle Gaggenau wine fridge and a Miele dishwasher, complimented by Dornbracht faucet and Jet Mist granite counter tops. The king-sized primary bedroom features dual walk-in California closets and views west. The floor to ceiling Dolomite marble bathroom has a large walk-in shower with body sprays, sparkling chrome fixtures, storage cabinet and a double sink. The office/convertible second bedroom located off the living room features a queen-sized Murphy bed, built-in bookshelf and storage. The en-suite bathroom has an oversized tub, Waterworks unlacquered brass fixtures, radiant heated floors, all set against a contrasting Marquis marble wall. 140 East 28th Street is a well-maintained Emory Roth, Bing & Bing prewar cooperative near Madison Square Park. An emerging and exciting restaurant scene combined with shops including Trader Joe's and downtown's newest Whole Foods all make for a great location, not forgetting the 6 train at 28th Street which is right around the corner. Amenities include a beautiful furnished roof deck, 24-hour doorman, resident superintendent, a windowed laundry room, storage and bike room. Co-op board approval required. No sight unseen applications or out-of-state guarantors accepted. No flex walls permitted. Listing agent has an ownership interest.
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