A very rare opportunity to buy a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in one of Manhattan's most celebrated pre-war buildings, this supremely enviable home features one-of-a-kind views overlooking the serene and verdant oasis of the Museum of Modern Art's legendary sculpture gardens. This wide-open and spacious home is a blank canvass awaiting your individual tastes. As currently configured, a large entry foyer leads into the huge living room, which is centered around a fireplace. The adjacent dining area is a tranquil nook with full-length rounded windows gazing out over the MoMA sculpture gardens. Beautiful natural light fills the entire space, complementing the herringbone hardwood floors, while the very long kitchen includes a large pantry space. Both bedrooms are quite sunny; the master has an en-suite bath, while the second bedroom has a walk-in dressing area, with a second full bath just outside, and lots of closet space throughout. Remodel plans already approved by the coop board and the city would open the apartment up even further, creating a formal sitting room and a luxurious master bedroom suite, if desired. A unique example of vintage Bauhaus architecture, the Rockefeller Apartments, commissioned by Nelson Rockefeller in 1936, is a historic landmarked coop with a doorman, elevator and on-site laundry. A lovely courtyard garden running between the complex's two towers serves as a serene urban respite, complete with a pond and seating areas. In addition to the Museum of Modern Art right across the street, this unbeatable location is just a few short blocks from Central Park, Columbus Circle, Fifth Avenue shopping, and all the attractions of Midtown Manhattan living, The B/D/E/F/M/NQ/R trains are also all within a few blocks of your front door, providing rapid transit anywhere in New York City. This pet-friendly building allows pied-a-terres.
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