Welcome to your sunny, converted two-bedroom, one and one half bath home with its own washer and dryer in One Sherman Square. As you enter this gracious home, you will appreciate the spacious dining area and the large living space with custom cabinetry and two exposures providing both city and garden views. The generous kitchen features stainless steel appliances, tasteful granite counter tops, tiled back splash and white cabinetry with excellent storage space. The master bedroom is a peaceful refuge from busy city life overlooking a private garden. A full wall of custom closets with sliding doors will provide you with room for everything you need for New York City living. The second bedroom features a custom cherry built-in with a Murphy bed and integrated closet space. The Lincoln Square neighborhood provides the perfect balance between a residential feel and all the culture and convenience of Broadway. An ideal location between Riverside Park and Central Park with Lincoln Center at your doorstep, the neighborhood provides the best of all worlds - green space, recreation, Lincoln Center, and Columbus Circle with easy access to all the shopping, fine dining, and cultural activities that the neighborhood has to offer. Food shopping options abound, ranging from Trader Joe's, Fairway, Citarella, Whole Foods, Jubilee, Gourmet Garage and Morton Williams to the twice-weekly greenmarket at Richard Tucker Square next to the 66th Street subway station. One Sherman Square is a beautifully landscaped, established full-service cooperative with an onsite professional management office, 24-hour doorman, concierge, roof deck with spectacular views, fitness room and laundry. A beautifully landscaped circular driveway makes loading and unloading a breeze. Very convenient to all public transit including the 1 2 3 subway, and numerous bus lines. Pet friendly.
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