Generous alcoveStainless steel basin sinkStainless steel appliancesLarge mirrored door closetAdditional closetsMarble flooringWall-to-wall windows
Updated and spacious alcove studio at 209 East 56th Street, a full-service cooperative building in Midtown East's Sutton Place.
This bright, north-facing alcove studio boasts a renovated kitchen and bathroom, excellent closet space, wall-to-wall windows and thru-wall A/C. This fantastic apartment will comfortably accommodate distinct areas for your living, dining and work spaces, and the generous alcove provides a separate sleeping area that will fit a queen-size bed.
The renovated kitchen has wood cabinetry with frosted glass fronts, frosted glass backsplash, granite counters and stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher.
The bathroom has also been renovated with a glass-wall shower, marble flooring and stainless steel basin sink. There is also an adjacent dressing room with a large, mirrored door closet plus 2 additional closets for even more storage.
The Sterling is a full-service, post-war cooperative building with 13 floors and approximately 116 units. The building offers residents a full-time doorman, common roof deck, central laundry room and a live-in superintendent. It is conveniently located in Sutton Place, with quick access to multiple subway and bus lines, and a variety of neighborhood shops and restaurants including Whole Foods, Trader Joe's Bloomindale's and so much more. Pet-friendly with Board approval.
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