When you enter this nicely renovated 1.5 bedroom co-op in Yorkville - with all the bells and whistles - you realize that you have truly come home. The owners placed a lot of care and consideration into making 1E a marvelously bright and inviting space. Now, with your own cosmetic updates and touches you can make it your own. Soaring, 11' ceilings welcome you into the living and dining area that flows into the completely redesigned kitchen, replete with granite counter tops and new stainless steel appliances - including a dishwasher - and endless cabinetry with interior lighting. A vented washer and dryer occupy a closet in the hallway to make your life that much easier. What makes this apartment even more of a rare find are the two full bathrooms (one added by the owners): one adjacent to the den/office space and the other within the master suite. The smaller room off of the master bedroom can be used as you see fit - reconfigure and get creative - perfect as a nursery, office or den. The master bedroom is spacious with bright, south-facing glass doors that open onto your private patio space which you can feel free to add privacy with shrubs and planters or keep open to join into the shared garden. The additional modern convenience of Fujitsu Central AC units make ugly window air conditioners a distant memory. 208 East 90th is part of a 3-building cooperative and in the basement you will find additional laundry, storage (wait list) and bike storage ($120 per year). Heat, hot water and gas are all included in your monthly maintenance - all you pay for is electricity. This pet friendly, 30-unit co-op allows co-purchasing and gifting pending Board Approval. Take the new Q/Second Ave or the 4,5,6 Lines to 86th St and shop at Whole Foods or Fairway , and enjoy the boundless eateries, bars and cultural spaces that make Yorkville the place to live.
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