Welcome to Apartment 12D, a beautifully renovated four room home, offering generous proportions, classic prewar charm, open views and a highly desirable Carnegie Hill location just moments from Central Park. NO BOARD APROVAL! MOVE RIGHT IN!
This sunny and cheerful residence features two large sized bedroom, which share a windowed updated bath, an oversized living room with ample space for comfortable living, entertaining and dining, an eat-in windowed kitchen with partial view of Central Park, as well as top of the line stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage.
Throughout the Apartment, you will find beautiful hardwood floors, high ceilings and attractive prewar details that add warmth and character. The home is in move-in condition, having been tastefully renovated while preserving its classic appeal.
The building is exceptionally well maintained and offers an attractive welcoming lobby, a live in resident manager, 24 hour doorman, friendly attentive staff, fitness room, private storage, laundry facilities and bike room. Pets are welcome on a case by case basis.
Additional advantages include NO Board approval, financing permitted up to 75%, NO flip tax and pied-a- terres allowed.
Built in 1923, this highly regarded cooperative has 61 apartments on 17 floors.
Combining spacious rooms, abundant natural light, elegant prewar architecture and appealing building amenities, Apartment 12D presents a wonderful opportunity to enjoy comfortable East Side living near Central Park, Museum Mile and other cultural attractions, many neighborhood restaurants, shopping and convenient transportation.
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