Three large south-facing windowsBeautifully renovatedAdditional multipurpose closetSpacious south-facing bedroomHardwood floors throughoutAmple closet spaceSunny south-facing one-bedroom
Welcome to this beautifully renovated and sunny south-facing one-bedroom, one-bathroom in a full-service co-op, ideally located on 56th Street between Second and Third Avenues.
Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted by a fully fitted and oversized coat and storage closet, as well as an additional multipurpose closet that can be used as a pantry. The living room offers space for separate living and dining areas, with three large south-facing windows, hardwood floors throughout, and beautiful built-ins that provide additional storage. The spacious south-facing bedroom can accommodate a king-size bed and offers ample closet space. The bathroom is elegantly designed with marble tile and a large shower, and the kitchen provides ample counter space, storage, and full-size appliances.
The Sterling is a full-service co-op offering a 24-hour doorman, a live-in superintendent, an updated laundry room and a landscaped rooftop deck for residents to enjoy. Conveniently located, the building is just moments from multiple subway lines.
The co-op permits up to 80 percent financing. Pets are allowed with board approval. Subletting is permitted after two years of ownership for up to two years. The building also allows pied-à-terre use, trust purchases, and gifting, all subject to board approval.
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